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The Babraham Seminar series includes talks and lectures hosted by the Babraham Institute and companies based on the Babraham Research Campus. The Babraham Research Campus has ample free parking, a state of the art conference centre (b.2016), a cycle path providing easy access for cyclists, two onsite restaurants, pickup points for taxis and free WiFi. If you would like to attend one of our seminars, please contact us to arrange site access – seminars@babraham.ac.uk
We have three locations available for an exhibition or stand onsite. Please contact one of the below to arrange - Campus Restaurant: conferencing@babraham.co.uk Entrance Foyer (main laboratories): bobbie.claxton@babraham.ac.uk Campus Stores: babraham.stores@babraham.ac.uk For further information about the Babraham Institute, please visit us at – www.babraham.ac.uk Information on our Campus and resident companies – https://www.babraham.com/ Important information – Zoom seminars Our zoom seminars are open to all and we welcome you to attend and take part in the Q&A. The majority of our zoom seminars are recorded. If you are unable to make the live event, please contact us for a link to the recording. If you have a question about this list, please contact: Matt Humphries. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 11 upcoming talks and 154 talks in the archive. Innate immune cell decision making; understanding the mechanisms that trigger inflammationThis webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
Exercise-associated Neuroprotective Pathways in CNS Aging and Alzheimer’s DiseaseThis webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
Gender differences in question-asking at academic seminarsThis webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
Roles of TCR signal strength and duration in driving T cell development, differentiation and functionThis webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
"An institutional strategy to improve the trustworthiness, usefulness, and ethics of biomedical research"This webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
Title to be confirmedThis seminar will be online via zoom - Please ensure that you mute your microphones when joining the presentation
The biology of CNS progenitor ageingThis webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
Babraham Distinguished Lecture - Title to be confirmedIf you would like to attend this lecture, please contact us to arrange site access *tea and coffee networking will take place after the lecture*
Symmetry breaking and self-organization in intestinal organoidsThis webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
Research Ecosystems, Cognitive Bias and IncentivesThis webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
Mass Spectrometry - from plasma proteins to mitochondrial membranesThis webinar will be online via zoom. No registration required.
Please see above for contact details for this list. |
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Dr Ruaidhri Carmody; Institute of Infection, Immunity & Inflammation, University of Glasgow .
Wednesday 03 February 2021, 15:00-16:00