Eukaryote genome evolution and host-microbes interaction at mucosa: what can we learn from microbial parasites?

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (K018)

Professor Robert Hirt, University of Newcastle

Do plants using C2 photosynthesis grow differently than C3 and C4 plants?

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (K018)

Dr Marjorie Lundgren, Lancaster University

Dyskinesic Drosophila: using the fruit fly as a model to study hyperkinetic movement disorders

1.00PM, K018

Dr James Jepson, UCL

Title TBC

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (K018)

Dr Darren Smith, Northumbria University

Title TBC

1.00PM, K018

Professor Josef Kittler, UCL

Growing a plant-based biotech from seed – challenges, successes and future perspectives

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (K018)

Dr Ross Overman, Leaf Expression Systems, Norwich

Title TBC

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (K018)

Professor David Pearce, Northumbria University

HDAC6 in Parkinson's disease

1.00PM, K018

Dr Kurt De Vos, The University of Sheffield

Can plant viruses manipulate their transmission by insects and influence the evolution of their hosts ?

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (K018)

Professor John Carr, University of Cambridge

Phylogenomic insights into the molecular basis of the variable risk to food safety of Salmonella pathovariants

1.00PM, Dianna Bowles Lecture Theatre (K018)

Professor Ron Kingsley, Quadram Institute