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2024
May
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Modulation of the IL-33 pathway by helminth secreted proteins
-Dr Henry McSorley - University of Dundee
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Bioinformatics Training Course - Microbial Community Analysis
-Part of the Centre for Genome Enabled Biology and Medicine (CGEBM) bioinformatics training course series, this course will introduce you to methods for using modern sequencing data to study composition of microbial communities in water, soil, gut and other environments.
April
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The relationship between clonal hematopoiesis and unhealthy ageing
-Dr Candice Quin - Institute of Medical Sciences
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Targeting Myeloid Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase 1B (PTP1B) as a Novel Treatment for Diabetic Wound Healing (DWH).
-Pre-Viva Talk - Abrar Othman
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Insights into the biology of male breast cancer with in silico and immunohistochemical investigations
-Pre Viva Talk - Subarnareka (Bonnie) Chatterji
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'Novel strategies to combat microbial dysbiosis'
-Dr Will Johnston - Glasgow Caledonian University
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iPSC models of Tauopathy
-Dr Kathryn Bowles - UK Dementia Research Institute - University of Edinburgh
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ECR Seminar Series
-Louise Walker - Antifungal mediated cell wall remodelling induces tolerance mechanisms which promote drug recalcitrant infections. Ellen Main - ‘Sweet’ antibodies – potential cancer immunotherapy
March
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Preventing & Managing Breast Cancer with Weight Control
-Dr Michelle Harvie - Prevent Breast Cancer Research Unit at Manchester University Hospital
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Measure once, cut twice: Regulation of meiotic recombination at different spatial scales
-Professor Matthew Neale - University of Sussex
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Bioinformatics Training Course - Alignment and Variant Calling
-Part of the Centre for Genome Enabled Biology and Medicine (CGEBM) bioinformatics training course series, this course will introduce you to methods for using modern sequencing data to detect genetic variation.
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ECR Seminar Series
-Logan Tomlinson - How do pathogenic yeast adapt to antifungal agents? Claudia Clemente - Cyanobactin enzymes: synthetic tools for the production of Bioactive Peptides
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Careers and Employability Service
-Rhona Gibson - University of Aberdeen
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Establishing The Role of Intra-Species Diversity and Antifungal Adaptation in Candida glabrata Pathogenesis
-Pre-Viva Talk - Gabriela Ribeiro
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Low-field MRI on the move: new opportunities for medical research
-Dr Najat Salameh - Institute of Medical Sciences
February
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Bioinformatics Training Course - RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) and Differential Expression
-Part of the Centre for Genome Enabled Biology and Medicine (CGEBM) bioinformatics training course series, this course will introduce you to methods for analysing RNA-sequencing data.
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How chromosomes become prepared for segregation in mitosis
-Prof Tomoyuki Tanaka - University of Dundee
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ECR Seminar Series
-Arturo Landeros - Prenyltransferases in 3D: Unlocking the Future Blueprint and Molecular Mechanism through Structural Biology Neve Read - Can PTP1B inhibition rewire macrophage function to improve anti-tumour immunity in breast cancer?
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Mechanisms of TDP-43-induced neurodegenerative disease
-Dr Leeanne McGurk - University of Dundee
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Passing On the Molecule of Life: How Cells Replicate their DNA
-Professor Anne Donaldson - Institute of Medical Sciences
January
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From fingerprints to feathers: investigating periodic pattern formation in vertebrate embryos
-Dr James Glover - University of Edinburgh
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Bioinformatics Training Course - Genome Assembly and Annotation
-Part of the Centre for Genome Enabled Biology and Medicine (CGEBM) bioinformatics training course series, this course will introduce you to methods for using modern sequencing data to assemble a genome and further annotate it.
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ECR Seminar Series
-Daniel Underwood - p62 and the battle against Intracellular Bacteria Shiva Nickaria - Macrophage Reprogramming for Enhanced Cancer Immunotherapy: Targeting B-Cell Malignancies with anti-CD19-scFvs
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Intestinal intraepithelial lymphocytes at the forefront of intestinal immunity
-Dr Mahima Swamy - University of Dundee
2023
December
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SMMSN Christmas Carol Concert
-Listen to carols performed in the superb IMS acoustic by choristers from several University choirs and join in with the some old favourites (words provided)
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How does Disrupted Signal Transduction Cause Intellectual Disability?
-Dr Greg Findlay - University of Dundee
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Research Facilities Showcase 2023
A spectacular, interactive, interdisciplinary and not to be missed Research Facilities Showcase Event will be held in the IMS Building at Foresterhill on Wednesday the 6th December 2023, located in the Institute of Medical Sciences Atrium and selected Facility presentations taking place in The Rowett Institute, Rowett Seminar Room.
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Bioinformatics Training Course - Quality Control of Sequencing Reads
-Part of the Centre for Genome Enabled Biology and Medicine (CGEBM) bioinformatics training course series, this course will introduce you to methods for quality control of second- and third-generation sequencing reads.
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Extracellular vesicles in infectious coagulopathies
-Prof Romaric Lacroix - University of Aberdeen
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Low-field MRI on the rise: a glimpse into an emerging new MRI modality
-Dr Mathieu Sarracanie - Institute of Medical Sciences
November
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Overcoming Suppressive Tumour Microenvironments to Augment Antibody Therapy
-Prof Stephen Beers - Southampton University
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Bioinformatics Training Course - An Introduction to Unix and HPC
-Part of the Centre for Genome Enabled Biology and Medicine (CGEBM) bioinformatics training course series, this course will introduce you to high performance computing and the command line, and is aimed at beginners.
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Phosphorylation and Allosteric Control of Metabolic Enzymes in Glucose Metabolism/Homeostasis
-Prof Kei Sakamoto - Novo Nordisk Foundation Center, Copenhagen
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Adapt, Survive and Thrive: How biotech companies can learn from nature.
-Dr Ian Fotheringham - Ingenza Ltd
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Lecture: Animal Venoms - Friend or Foe?
-This lecture will be delivered by Dr Wael Houssen and Dr Soumya Palliyil and followed by a reception.
October
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Empowering Biological Discoveries- with Spatial and Hi-Resolution In Situ Technologies
-Stephen Hague - 10x Genomics
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"Muscle spindles: why it's important to secrete while you stretch"
-Dr Guy Bewick - University of Aberdeen - Institute of Medical Sciences
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"Biogenesis and activity regulation of protein phosphatase PP1"
-Prof Mathieu Bollen - KU Leuven, Belgium
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"Genome-Scale Metabolic Modelling of the Foodborne Pathogen Campylobacter jejuni"
-Dr Dipali Singh - Quadram Institute Bioscience
September
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"Role of proofreading exonuclease activity of polymerase є in the maintenance of genome integrity"
-Prof Kouji Hirota - Tokyo Metropolitan University
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"Re-imaging immune memory"
-Dr Megan MacLeod, University of Glasgow
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"Can targeting muscarinic receptors provide the answer to symptomatic treatment and disease modification in neurodegenerative disease?"
-Prof Andrew Tobin - University of Glasgow
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"Genome-Scale Metabolic Modelling of the Foodborne Pathogen Campylobacter jejuni"
-Dr Dipali Singh - Quadram Institute Bioscience
2022
October
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'Molecular mechanisms controlling serial killing'
-Professor Gillian M Griffiths -Cambridge Institute for Medical Research
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'Impact of low protein diets on weight regulation'
-Professor John Speakman - Chinese Academy of Sciences in Shenzhen
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"X Chromosomal Reactivation & Neurodevelopmental Disorders"
-Dr Jennifer Winter - Institute of Human Genetics, University Medical Center of the Johannes Gutenberg University
2021
March
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Cum grano salis: Na* elevation and metabolic remodelling in heart failure
-Dunja Aksentijevic - William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary University of London
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Heart Disease: From Pediatric Hypertrophy to Heart Failure
-Maria Kontaridis - Masonic Medical Research Institute, Utica, NY
February
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LncRNAs and Polycomb proteins in regulation of angiogenesis
-Tijana Mitić - University of Edinburgh
2020
December
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Discovery and development of an FGFR1c/Klotho beta bispecific antibody, BFKB8488A, for the treatment of NASH
-Maria Wilson
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Personalised electrical stimulation for restoring arm function in people with high-level spinal cord injury
-Dr Edward Chadwick - University of Aberdeen
November
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TBC
-Prof Manual Saleron-Sanchez - Glasgow University
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Why is pain chronic? Insights into neuro-immune dysfunction from transcriptional and epigenetic analyses
-Dr Franziska Denk - King's College London
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Alleviation of neuropathic pain by suppressing microglia proliferation and activation
-Dr Xuenong Bo - Queen Mary University of London
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iPS Proteomes in Health and Disease
-Prof Angus Lamond - University of Dundee
October
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Mechanisms of spinal cord regeneration in amphibians
-Prof Juan Larrain - Pontificia Universidad Catolica De Chile
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"Building a Digital Diabetes Ecosystem"
-David Kerr - Sansum Diabetes Research Institue in Santa Barbara, California
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DNA methylation in gene regulation and haematological malignancies
-Dr Kasper Rasmussen - University of Dundee
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Meiosis, mitosis and 'the in between' - what happens when gene expression regulation goes wrong in cancer
-Dr Urszula McClurg - University of Liverpool
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"Organoids: modelling tissue homeostasis and disease"
-Dr Elizabeth Vincan - University of Melbourne
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New roles and regulation of PP2A during oocyte meiosis in C. elegans
-Dr Federico Pelisch - University of Dundee
June
March
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Salmonella
-Prof Wolf-Dietrich Hardt - ETH Zurich
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'Understanding cell fate decisions in the myeloid compartment: Health vs disease'
-Prof Carl S. Goodyear - University of Glasgow
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"Can Drug Dealers, Quavers and Avocados Cause Cancer"
-This Seminars and Event was cancelled
Dr Caroline Leek - FruitFly Collective
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"WNT protein biochemistry and range in tissues"
-This Seminars and Event was cancelled
Prof. Shinji Takada - National Institute of Basic Biology, Okazaki
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Silk: Discovery thread for healthcare applications
-Phillip Seib - University of Strathclyde
February
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"Taking it up a Notch - building the vertebrate body plan."
-Kim Dale - University of Dundee
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'Identifying genetic interactions in the pharyngeal endoderm that control cardiovascular development.'
-Simon Bamforth - University of Newcastle
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"Multilevel control of myelination in the developing peripheral nervous system."
-Dies Meijer - University of Edinburgh
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"Drop the BACE: Beta secretase as a novel therapeutic target for cardiometabolic disease"
-Paul Meakin - University of Leeds
January
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Motives and Modulators of Human Decision Making
-Prof Soyoung Park, German Institute of Human Nutrition
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'Circadian rhythms and skeletal muscle-re-setting the clock in metabolic disease'
-Brendan Gabriel - Karolinska Institute
2019
December
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Spinal Muscular Atrophy and Myotonic Dystrophy Type 1: Inherited conditions with multi-functional RNA binding proteins at their core
-Judith Sleeman
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"Polypharmacology of botanical extracts - a key to breast cancer prevention?"
-Professor Dr Guenter Vollmer - Technische Universtat Dresden
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Unravelling the role of 5B-reductase in the regulation of metabolism.
-Laura Gathercole - Oxford Brookes University
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"Functional Genomics of the human fungal pathogen Candida glabrata; the past, the present and the future"
-Dr Jane Usher - University of Exeter
November
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"Tissue-specific regulation of Wnt signaling activity in the mammary gland/breast."
-Associate Prof Renée van Amerongen - University of Amsterdam
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"Advanced human stem cell-based models for mimicking cardiovascular disease. Towards personalized medicine."
-Robert Passier - University of Twente
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"Crosstalk between macrophages and sensory neurons in neuropathic pain"
-Dr Kenji Okuse - Imperial College London
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"Heart development and regeneration: A common cardiac progenitor pool for epicardial and myocardial cells"
-Maurice van den Hoff - Amsterdam University Medical Centres
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"Uptake and intracellular processing of borreliae by human macrophages"
-Prof Stefan Linder - University of Hamburg
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"Reverse engineering of the global Neural Crest Gene Regulatory Network in vivo"
-Associate Prof Tatjana Sauka-Spengler - University of Oxford
October
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"Promoters revisited"
-Douglas Vernimmen - Roslin Institute
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"Immunbiological mechanisms in aspects of neurobiology: murine and human studies."
-Prof Jonathan Cavanagh - University of Glasgow
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"MRI methods to explore muscle structure, function and disease"
-Andrew M Blamire - University of Newcastle
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"Biacore - not just kinetics! Using SPR for real time study of biological cascades"
-Prof Claire Harris - University of Newcastle
September
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Induction of migraine-like phenotypes in mice: a role for both central and peripheral CGRP.
-Dr Levi Sowers - University of Iowa
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Doors Open Day Aberdeen
Welcome to Doors Open Day 2019! Scotland's largest free festival that celebrates heritage and our built environment.
July
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Plant & food research, kiwifruit and diabetes
-Staff seminar - John Alexander Monro and Suman Mishra, New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research
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Stickin' it to the bacterium: human GBP1 does it all
-Jorn Coers - Duke University Medical Centre, North Carolina, USA
June
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Introduction to QuPath Open Source Digital Pathology Platform'
-Peter Bankhead - University of Edinburgh
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Role of autophagy in STAT3 in macrophage biological ageing
-Lara Campana, University of Edinburgh
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Our Brilliant Bodies
Highlighting international research coming to Aberdeen this summer - * Physiology 2019
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Catherina Becker - "Mind the gap - Spinal cord regeneration in zebrafish. Thomas Becker - "Cook little pot, cook - Progenitor cell reactivation in the injured zebrafish central nervous system"
-Catherina Becker & Thomas Becker - University of Edinburgh
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Immunology Mini Symposium
-Seth Coffelt, Bryan Conway, Rash Abueid
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Epidemic spreading on (temporal) networks
-Philipp Hoevel - University College Cork
May
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Development of Prognostic and Predictive biomarkers in Prostate and Colorectal Cancer
-Joanne Edwards - University of Glasgow
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Mutations in the remote controllers of sonic hedgehog (Shh) gene expression promote congenital abnormalities
-Bob Hill - University of Edinburgh
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T cell responses in anti-microbial immunity and barrier site homeostatis
-Natasha Whibley - Kennedy Institute, University of Oxford