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List of past events.
Signalling by cooperative assembly formation (SCAF) by TIR domains in innate immunity and cell death pathways »
Bostjan Kobe, Professor and Australian Laureate Fellow School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences, The University of Queensland, Brisbane
Transcriptomes, cancer and single-cells: How bioinformatics unlocks the power of genomic technologies »
Associate Professor Alicia Oshlack,
Ryanodine receptors: from structure to therapy »
Andrew R. Marks Columbia University
Dissecting the molecular events during nuclear reprogramming »
Professor Jose Polo, ARC Future Fellow and Group Leader, Anatomy & Developmental Biology at Monash University
Rare Disease Day Seminar »
Join us for the first Health Through Discovery Lecture of 2020 for Rare Disease Day. This is a public lecture series hosted by Professor Graham Mann.
Translational and metabolic reprogramming in stress responses and cancer »
Assoc Prof Ivan Topisirovic, MD., PhD Principal Investigator, Lady Davis Institute Associate Professor, Dept. of Oncology, McGill University
Making your kidneys and keeping them happy - development and disease in the collecting duct »
Professor Ian Smyth, Anatomy & Developmental Biology Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute
Wired for Sex: The Genetics and Neurobiology of Drosophila Mating Behaviours »
Barry Dickson. Group Leader, Janelia Research Campus, HHMI, Ashburn VA, U.S.A. and Professorial Research Fellow, Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland. This lecture has been postponed and will occur in February. The date is to be advised.
Bioinformatics Interest Group Seminar: Improving clinical omics applications using k-mer approaches »
Mr William Ritchie from CNRS & University of Montpellier will present as part of the Bioinformatics Interest Group Seminar Series.
Identification of new molecules with antitumor potential from the Brazilian biodiversity: Chemical and biological approaches »
Professor Claudia Pessoa (Department of Physiology and Pharmacology) and Professor Maria Oliveira (Department of Organic and Inorganic Chemistry), Federal University of Ceara
