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2026
September
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Investigating meiotic regulation through Skp1 function and interactions.
-Dr Stephen Gray - University of Nottingham
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Art-Science Exhibition & Public Engagement event
Discover the amazing science inside us all in Breathing Bodies! Medical imaging, physics and computer science have been used to explore how our bodies look and work through three across the University of Aberdeen (Première Intimité de l’Être at King’s College Conference Centre, Student Union Building, and Suttie Centre), and the Art...
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CGEBM Monthly Bioinformatics Clinic
Normally these clinics run at 11am, the second Tuesday of each month. Come and discuss your project, get help on a stubborn bug in your R or python analysis code or ask about our bioinformatics services.
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Location, location, location: Targeted peptides for GSK-3B inhibition reveal distinct subcellular roles in neurons
-Dr Ines Hahn, University of York
August
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Towards Solving Breast Cancer Treatment Selection with AI
-Krzysztof Geras, Assistant Professor at New York University and Co-Founder of Ataraxis AI
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CGEBM Monthly Bioinformatics Clinic
Normally these clinics run at 11am, the second Tuesday of each month. Come and discuss your project, get help on a stubborn bug in your R or python analysis code or ask about our bioinformatics services.
July
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Basic Theoretical Approach in Flow Cytometry Instrumentation (Training Part I)
-Dear IF Cytometry Centre (NEW) Users-To-Be, We are pleased to announce a monthly (4th Monday of the month) training: Basic Theoretical Approach in Flow Cytometry Instrumentation (Training Part I). This is a pre-requisite to have the “On Hands Flow Cytometer Training” (Training Part II) and be able to become a self-user...
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Loss of transcriptional control and retinoic acid signaling in Alzheimer's disease: leveraging computational ethology and single-cell transcriptomics
-Dr J Josh Lawrence - Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
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CGEBM Monthly Bioinformatics Clinic
Normally these clinics run at 11am, the second Tuesday of each month. Come and discuss your project, get help on a stubborn bug in your R or python analysis code or ask about our bioinformatics services.
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Mechanisms by which environmental exposures either promote or restrain type 2 immunity, shaping asthma risk trajectories.
-Prof Hamida Hammad - VIB UGent