Upcoming seminars

POSTPONED TO 17TH MARCH DUE TO COVID TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS: Squeezing out understanding from sequences: Genome to phenome connections in viruses of microbes

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (K018)

Professor Eric Wommack, Professor of Environmental Microbiology, University of Delaware, USA

Neutrophils direct T cell function during inflammation

1.00PM, B/K018 (Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre)

Dr Emily Gwyer Findlay (University of Edinburgh) - CANCELLED

Quantitative cartography of gene silencing across trypanosome genomes in culture and in the host

1.00PM, In-person only, B/K018 (Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre)

Dr. Catarina Gadelha

Plasmodium knowlesi : Understanding the Epidemiology of a Zoonotic Malaria from a Multidisciplinary Study

3.00PM, In-person B/K018 (Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre)

Professor Chris Drakeley

How growing, flowing and sugar-coating influences the efficacy of anti-bacterial immunity in the gut

1.00PM, Online via Zoom (details TBC)

Dr Emma Slack (ETH Zurich, Dept Health & Science)

Title to be confirmed

1.00PM, To be confirmed

Dr Jarek Bryk of the University of Huddersfield

TBC

1.00PM, Online (details TBC)

Prof Christoph Scheiermann (University of Geneva)

TBC

1.00PM, TBC (online and in-person)

Dr Lori Passmore (MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge)

TBC

1.00PM, Online via Zoom (details TBC)

Dr Sophie Ugolini (Centre d'immunologie de Marseille Luminy (CIML), France)

Plagiarism in the Poaceae: the role of lateral gene transfer in grass evolution

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (B/K018)

Dr Luke Dunning, University of Sheffield