Guest lectures and seminars - Page 8

"The human iPS Cell Proteome in Health & Disease"

Prof. Angus Lamond (Centre for Gene Regulation and Expression, School of Life Sciences, University of Dundee)

"Linking cell biology to pathogenesis in a simian model for HIV infection"

Prof. Mark Marsh (Director - MRC-Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology University College London)

A conference covering topics Nils Chr. Stenseth has worked on. Open to whoever would like to attend. Please register!

Lectures on: "Harnessing natural diversity to discover the rules of flower color evolution" and "Possible bias toward micro- and macroevolutionary conservation by developmental systems"

Seminar by Jonathan Stecyk from the University of Alaska Anchorage: "Cardiovascular Function in Vertebrates that Survive with Little to No Oxygen".

Seminar by Øyvind Øverli from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine: "Host phenotype manipulation by parasites".

Seminar by Sjannie Lefevre Nilsson from the Department of Biosciences: "Living without oxygen - the case of the crucian carp".

This symposium brings together world leaders in the ER proteostasis field in Oslo to showcase new research in this burgeoning field and its links to different aspects of normal cellular function as well as disease states, and aims stimulate new collaborative research.

Two guest lectures on global seabird conservation, and population-level responses to pollutants in polar seabirds

The two speakers at the Kristine Bonnevie lectures for 2019 will be the German developmental biologist and Nobel Prize-winner Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard, and the Norwegian neuroscientist and Nobel Prize-winner May-Britt Moser. Moser's lecture will be a multimedia concert lecture together with the Trondheim Soloists. This event is part of the University of Oslo's Annual Festivities 2019.

By Jun Kitano from National Institute of Genetics, Japan

By Stéphanie Jenouvrier from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (USA) and Centre d’études Biologiques de Chizé (France)

IBV hosts six guest lectures in Bioinformatics on Tuesday June 25th and Thursday June 27th. 

Lecture titles: "Reconstructing the ancestral organisation of genomes to shed light on their evolution" and "Repeated signatures of local selection across salmonid populations"

IBV hosts six guest lectures in Bioinformatics on Tuesday June 25th and Thursday June 27th. 

"Evolution of thermal tolerance in zebrafish"

Rachael Morgan, PhD candidate (Dept. of Biology, NTNU)

By Michael Ghil from Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, and University of California, Los Angeles

On the occasion of the retirement of Professor Trond Schumacher, you are invited to a special seminar on Ascomycete Evolution and Systematics. The program includes international experts, collaborators of Trond and previous students.

Lecture titles: "On the malleability of proteins and the emergence of novel function" and "Evolutionary trade-offs in the adaptive immune system shape genomic diversity of the MHC"

Hva er egentlig kunnskapsstatusen for havområdene utenfor Antarktis? Arrangører: CEES, Nordområdeutvalget ved Universitet i Oslo og Norsk Polarinstitutt

Title: The role of environmental factors in shaping the population structure of anaerobic subsurface microorganisms.

Camilla Nesbø, Research associate, University of Toronto ​

Title: Antibiotic resistance, transmission and population genomics of the Klebsiella genus

Edward Feil, Professor, University of Bath

Combining computational and experimental approaches, MIT-Professor Christopher Voigt has made outstanding contributions to the fields of synthetic biology and biological engineering. 

By Mark J. Costello from the Institute of Marine Science, University of Auckland, New Zealand

The theme this year is "Alt om antibiotika og antibiotikabruk. Nå og i fremtiden". This is a popular science meeting with presentations in Norwegian. The seminar is open for everyone.