Conferences - Seminars
18FEB
08:30-15:20
SG 0211
CIME Day 2019
It is our pleasure to invite you to the CIME Day 2019./ general assembly Date: 18th of February, Place: SG.0211 Program: 8:30 welcome coffee 9:00-9:30 General Assembly of CIME users and clients 9:30-11:30 Presentations (check CIME website for details) 11:30-13:15 Poster session and standing lunch 13:15-15:00 guest speaker: Prof. Sarah Haigh and contributed presentations 15:00 ...
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By guest speaker: Prof. Sarah Haigh
18FEB
12:15
SV 1717
Toward Real-World Applications of DNA Origami Nanostructures
introducing: WEEKLY BIOENGINEERING COLLOQUIA SERIES (sandwiches served) Abstract: DNA origami is the folding of a long, single-stranded DNA scaffold into a desired nanoscale 2D or 3D shape by hybridization with a set of synthetic oligonucleotides. The resulting DNA origami nanostructures exhibit some properties that make them highly attractive for various medical and technological applications. First, ...
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By Prof. Adrian Keller, Paderborn University (D)
19FEB
10:00-17:00
SV 1717
Faces of Industrial Research Symposium
The scientific symposium ‘Faces of Industrial Research-FIR’ is organized by the Nestlé PhD Students in collaboration with BSNL, an EPFL/UNIL non-profit organization that aims to bridge the gap between upcoming academic scientists and those in Life Science industries. This event, supported by EPFL, UNIL and Nestlé, will be a 1-day symposium taking place the 19th ...
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By There will be speakers from Roche, the Novartis Institute for ...
20FEB
12:15-13:15
SV 1717
BMI SEMINAR // Marlene Bartos - Emergence of stable and dynamic memory engrams in the hippocampus
Abstract: During our daily life, we depend on memories of past experiences to plan future behaviour. These memories are represented by the activity of specific neuronal groups or ‘engrams’. Neuronal engrams are assembled during learning by synaptic modification, and engram reactivation represents the memorized experience. Engrams of conscious memories are initially stored in the hippocampus ...
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By Marlene Bartos, Cellular and Systemic Neuroscience, Institute for Physiology I ...
20FEB
16:30-18:15
SV 1717
CONFERENCE & ROUND TABLE: Which Diversity Initiatives Work? Thirty Years of Evidence from U.S. Employers
Frank Dobbin is a professor of Sociology at Harvard. He is chair of the Organizational Behavior Ph.D. Program and coordinator (Harvard) for the MIT-Harvard Economic Sociology Seminar. Frank Dobbin has long standing experience in analysing the impact of institutional strategies and actions to promote gender and diversity and is currently completing research on major diversity ...
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By Prof. Frank Dobbin Round table with:
Prof. Franciska Krings, Professor ...
Prof. Franciska Krings, Professor ...
21FEB
17:10-20:00
CO 2
IMAGINE IF! Local Finals
IMAGINE IF! is a fantastic opportunity to accelerate a scientific idea towards a business and unlike other competitions, it is the first truly global competition for healthcare science ventures. On December 12th we had announced the Swiss 10 finalists who entered the accelerator program. Since then, they have been working with their mentors to go ...
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By Marc Gruber - Vice President for Innovation at EPFL Diego Dupouy ...
