NCCR Lecture series: Hagan Bayley
Hagan Bayley, Professor of Chemical Biology (University of Oxford) will give two different talks at UNIGE and at EPFL in November.
Events
SNSF Site visit (year 7)
The next Site Visit of the Swiss National Science Foundation will take place in November 08-09, 2017 at the EPF Lausanne, Batochimie building.
NCCR Special Lecture series: Esther Amstad
Prof. Esther Amstad (EPFL) is our next special guest speaker. Her talk entitled “Drops: A tool to structure materials” takes place at UNIGE.
Swiss Image-Based Screening Conference 2017
This international conference – sponsored by the NCCR Chemical Biology – will bring together leading experts in the field of cell-based assays using automated microscopy and image analysis from academia and industry.
NCCR Lecture series: Tatiana Kutateladze
Prof. Tatiana Kutateladze, Department of Pharmacology, University of Colorado School of Medicine (USA) will give a talk entitled “Molecular mechanisms of epigenetic regulation”.
The Economics of Innovation 2017
A unique event to challenge your way of thinking about Economics, Innovation, Research and Market
International Conference on Molecular Systems Engineering
The Conference focuses on the emerging field of molecular systems engineering and will bring together world leaders in the characterization and engineering of complex chemical and biological systems.
Career breakfast workshop series: Academic CV
To help you improve your CV and make yourself as competitive as possible for future academic or research positions, the NCCR Chemical Biology organizes a 2-hour interactive workshop on the Academic CV.
NCCR Special Lecture series: Satoko Takemoto
Satoko Takemoto, research scientist from RIKEN, wille give a talk on”Performance evaluation of image segmentation methods for better objectivity of cell image analysis”.
NCCR Special Lecture series: Curtis A. Davey
Prof. Curtis Davey, School of Biological Sciences, College of Science, NTU, Singapore, will give a talk on “X-Ray crystal structure of a chromatosome: the fundamental nucleosome-linker histone assembly of Chromatin”.
