Génopode retreat 2010: Magali Soumillon (Group Kaessmann) got the “best poster” prize.
Génopode retreat 2010: Magali Soumillon got the “best poster” prize
Published: August 30, 2010Posted in: Awards, honors, prizes, Highlight
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CIG SEMINARS FALL 2010 PROGRAM
Published: August 15, 2010Posted in: Highlight, Seminars & Workshops
Program :
- August 30, Ralph Greenspan, The Neuroscience Institute, San Diego, USA: Functional strategies shared by invertebrate and vertebrate nervous systems, Hosts : Students and Post-docs
- September 13, Joseph S. Takahashi, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, USA: Genetic analysis of circadian clocks in mammals, Host : Paul Franken
- September 27, Michael Rosbash, Brandeis University, HHMI, Waltham, USA: Circadian regulatory mechanisms in flies and mice, Host : Mehdi Tafti
- October 11, Isabelle Vernos, Centre de Regulació Genòmica, Barcelona, Spain : Mechanism of mitotic spindle assembly and dynamics, Host : Sophie Martin
- Wednesday October 13 at 17:00, Steve McKnight, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, USA, Discovery of a pro-neurogenic, neuroprotective chemical, Hosts : Christian Fankhauser & Paul Franken
- October 25, Liliane Michalik, CIG, University of Lausanne, Switzerland: The nuclear hormone receptor PPARbeta as a regulator of skin healing and carcinogenesis, Host : Alexandre Reymond
- November 8, Andrew G. Fraser, Donnelly CCBR, Toronto, Canada: Natural variation in loss-of-function phenotypes in C. elegans, Host: Richard Benton
- November 15, Enrique Amaya, University of Manchester, UK: The inflammatory response during embryonic wound healing, Host : Liliane Michalik
- November 22, Mark McCarthy, Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism (OCDEM), Oxford, UK: Thinking big: lessons from large scale genetic studies in diabetes and obesity, Host : Bernard Thorens
- November 29, Johan Auwerx, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland: Integrating metabolism through NAD sensors, Hosts : Paul Franken & Alexandre Reymond
BIG seminars 2010-2011
Published: August 6, 2010Posted in: Highlight, Seminars & Workshops
BIG seminar 2010-2011
Biology and integrative genetics
Every first Monday of the month
17h, Auditorium Biophore Building
UniL-Sorge at Dorigny
BIG is an initiative of the Faculty of Biology and Medicine, University of Lausanne, and is organized by Uta Paszkowski, LaurentKeller, Henrik Kaessmann and Jan Roelof van der Meer.
6 September 2010 Sven Bergmann, UniL
“Computational analysis of biological systems: From developmental patterning to genome-wide association association studies.“
4 October 2010 Michael Dickinson, Californian Institute of Technology
“The visual ethology of fruit flies.”
1 November 2010 Greg Barsh, Stanford University
“Genetics of color variation: model organisms and model systems in a
post-genome world.”
6 December 2010 Wolf-Dietrich Hardt, ETH-ZH
“Salmonella diarrhea: triggering disease in order to invade the gut ecosystem?”
10 January 2011 Gisou van der Goot, EPFL
“The different facets of anthrax toxin receptor: genetic disease, infection and
normal function.”
7 February 2011 Bernard de Massy, Institut de Génétique Humaine, Montpellier
”A key to the genetic map: The PRDM9 Zinc finger array specifies meiotic recombination hotspots in humans and mice. ”
7 March 2011 Forest Rohwer, San Diego State University
”Virus metagenomics.”
4 April 2011 Enrico Coen, The John Innes Centre, Norwich
”From Genes to Shapes. ”
2 May 2011 Hopi Hoekstra, Harvard University
”From mice to molecules: the genetic basis of adaptive change.”
6 June 2011 Olivier Vionnet, ETH-