NCCR Lecture series: Daniel F. Jarosz
Daniel F. Jarosz, Associate Professor at Stanford University, will give the first online NCCR talk on “Mapping biochemical drivers of phenotypic change”.
Online communication coaching
Communication is one of the most sought skills by employers, it’s also where most people need help. That’s why we have decided to organize individual online coaching sessions for NCCR Chemical Biology members.
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: REX technologies
The Aye lab (LEAGO team) organizes a workshop on measurements and statistical analyses of immune cell viability following electrophile perturbation in developing zebrafish.
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.
NCCR Lecture series: Kimberly Bonger
Dr. Kimberly Bonger, Radboud University (NL), is our next guest. She will give a talk entitled: “Bringing orthogonality in the tetrazine ligation with (strained) alkenes”.
