2022 International Symposium on Chemical Biology
The 4th edition of the International Symposium on Chemical Biology will take place from November 8 to 10, 2022 at the Campus Biotech in Geneva and online.
A l’interface de la biologie et de la physique: la vie et le principe d’auto-organisation de la matière
Ce cours public du Prof. Karsten Kruse à l’Université de Genève apporte un nouvel éclairage sur notre place d’être humain dans l’écosystème qui nous entoure.
Career breakfast workshop series: Guiding scientific projects
Prof. Aurélien Roux will give a 2-hour interactive workshop for postdocs to learn how to find and design a good scientific project.
NCCR Lecture series: Marina Kuimova
Marina Kuimova, Imperial College London (UK), will give the next NCCR talk entitled: “Mapping microscopic viscosity and temperature using molecular rotors”.
NCCR Lecture series: Dr Orane Guillaume-Gentil
Dr Orane Guillaume-Gentil, ETHZ, is the next NCCR invited speaker. She will give a talk entitled: “Fluidic force microscopy: opening new avenues for single-cell analysis”.
International Symposium on Chemical Biology
This event will bring together leading scientists to feature the latest advances within the broad field of Chemical Biology. Registration is now closed.
NCCR Lecture series: Champak Chatterjee
Prof. Champak Chatterjee, University of Washington (USA), is the next NCCR invited speaker. He will give a talk entitled: “Studying ubiquitin-like proteins across the domains of life”.
NCCR Lecture series: Katharina Landfester
Prof. Katharina Landfester, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (Germany), is our next guest. She will give a talk entitled: “Polymeric modules for synthetic biology”. ***CANCELLED***
Workshop: Gender equity in science
A workshop for future lab leaders (postdocs and collaborators) interested to develop skills necessary for future leadership including gender & diversity competencies.
Workshop: Mass spectrometry-based proteomics
This workshop, organized by the Loewith lab, will cover the basics of peptide/protein identification and quantification by LC-MS/MS.
