School of Biology

speaker: Various (Various)

building: MBS
room: Main Lecture Theatre
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host/contact: Prof Jim Naismith

Professor Varinder Aggarwal FRS, University of Bristol

"Complex Organic Synthesis Made Simple"

http://www.bris.ac.uk/chemistry/people/varinder-k-aggarwal/index.html
1.30 -2.25

Professor Jean Beggs CBE FRSE FRS, Royal Society Professor, University of
Edinburgh

"RNA splicing at the centre of gene expression"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Beggs
2.25 - 3.20

Tea and coffee 3.20 - 3.40, foyer

Professor Sir John Skehel FRS, MRC

"Cell Invasion by Influenza"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Skehel
3.40 - 4.35

Professor Sir Venki Ramakrishnan FRS, MRC-LMB

"Normal and unusual decoding in the ribosome"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venkatraman_Ramakrishnan
4.35 - 5.30

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speaker: Dr Brian McGill (University of Maine, School of Biology and Ecology)

building: Harold Mitchell
room: Seminar Room
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host/contact: Dr David Shuker

Details of Brian’s research, which will be of interest to many CBDers, especially in CREEM and the SOI, can be found here: http://www.brianmcgill.org/
 

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speaker: Dr Malcolm Skingle (Academic Liason, GlaxoSmithKline)

building: BSRC
room: Seminar Room
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host/contact: Prof Jim Naismith

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speaker: Professor Tony Holder (MRC National Institute for Medical Research, Division of Parasitology)

building: BSRC
room: Seminar Room
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host/contact: Dr Terry Smith

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speaker: Various (Various)

building: MBS
room:
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host/contact: Dr Janet Cox-Singh

One-day seminar - update on new developments in pathogen genomics and genetics, focussing on Malaria and TB. 

Pathogen genome research allows exquisite resolution of complete pathogen genetic information that facilitates a global and systematic approach to understanding disease progression. 

Pathogen genome sequencing is accessible to most. Outputs have broad application requiring collaboration between groups with diverse expertise.

Poster (pdf)

Programme (pdf)

Online Registration Page

Accommodation (if required)

 

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speaker: Dr Marie-France Giraud (IBGC-CNRS, Bordeaux)

building: BSRC
room: Seminar Room
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host/contact: Prof Jim Naismith

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speaker: Dr Alexander Lorenz (University of Aberdeen, Institute of Medical Sciences)

building: BSRC
room: Seminar Room
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host/contact: Dr Stuart MacNeill

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