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Bootcamp 2019: An Integrative Approach to Understand Cell Function

This ten-day “Bootcamp” style course will cover fundamental concepts and practical approaches in understanding cellular functions. The focus is to develop a breadth of knowledge in quantitative techniques to allow bioscience researchers to pursue further depth in their respective research work.

Major topics include: gene editing, cellular structure and processes, statistics, bio-imaging, image analysis, modeling, and quantitative methods in biology. There will be extensive tutorials in using Matlab, complemented by a hands-on microscopy and wet-lab sessions. Students will work as part of a team to tackle problems and to develop a report on an open area of modern bioscience research.

The Bootcamp lectures are open to all interested graduate students and post-docs. For graduate students the lectures will be reinforced in thematic-based practicals, leading to 4-MC.

Dates: 1 August to 10 August 2019
Where: CREATE Theatrette, Level 2, 1 CREATE Way, CREATE Tower, NUS and 5A Engineering Drive 1, T-Lab Building, #05-01, Seminar Rooms 1-3, Singapore 117411

 

Speakers

Plenary Speakers
Prof Michael SHEETZ
Prof LIM Chwee Teck
Assoc Prof Antonia MONTEIRO 

Coordinators
Asst Prof Timothy SAUNDERS
Assoc Prof Yusuke TOYAMA
Dr LIEU Zi Zhao
Dr MAKHIJA Ekta Parshotam

Lecturers
Assoc Prof CARRASCO
Asst Prof Eunyoung CHAE
Adj Assoc Prof Gregory JEDD
Assoc Prof Pakorn Tony KANCHANAWONG
Dr Victor KOSTYUCHENKO
Asst Prof LOH Ne-Te, Duane
Dr. Khin Khine Zar MON
Asst Prof Fumio MOTEGI
Dr. Moirangthem Kiran SINGH
Prof Peter SO
Assoc Prof WANG Hongyan
Assoc Prof Christoph WINKLER
Prof YAN Jie
Assoc Prof YEONG Foong May
Prof YU Hanry

 

Programme Schedule and Registration

There are two types of programme schedule:

  1. Open lectures & practical (the full-day programme is strictly for Year 1 NUS graduate students who would like to read MB5104 as graded module, leading to 4-MC)
  2. Open lectures

 

Open Lectures & Practical
FOR REGISTER SCHEDULE
  • NUS graduate (Master/ PhD) students (strictly for Jan & Aug 2019 intake only)

Note: This group of students will attend the full programme and read MB5104 as a graded module (leading to 4-MC).

This module cannot be taken as Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory (S/U) grade.

NUS graduate students must register through their hosting department using the prescribed template.

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Department administrators should compile and send the student’s details using the prescribed template to mbicsy@nus.edu.sg not later than Monday, 15 July, 2019.

Registration deadline
Monday, 15 July, 2019

 

Download programme schedule

 

Open Lectures
FOR REGISTER SCHEDULE
  • NUS graduate students who would like to attend Bootcamp as a non-graded module (i.e., as a listener)
  • Non-NUS graduate students
  • Postdocs
  • Individuals who would like to know more about Mechanobiology

Note: This group of participants will attend the open lectures only.

 

No registration required

 

Download programme schedule

 

A confirmation email will be sent to the successful students by 19 July 2019, Friday. If you did not receive it by then, please contact mbicsy@nus.edu.sg.

 

For more information, contact:

Coordinators
Assoc Prof Yusuke Toyama (DBS)
Asst Prof Timothy Saunders (MBI)
Dr Lieu Zi Zhao (DBS)
Dr Makhija Ekta Parshotam (SMART)
Secretariat
Ms Carol Cheng (MBI)

 

Sponsors

The Bootcamp 2019: An integrative Approach to Understand Cell Function gratefully acknowledges sponsorship by:

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About the National University of Singapore

About NUSA leading global university centred in Asia, NUS is Singapore's flagship university, offering a global approach to education and research with a focus on Asian perspectives and expertise.

About the Mechanobiology Institute, National University of Singapore

About MBIOne of four Research Centres of Excellence at NUS, MBI is working to identify, measure and describe how the forces for motility and morphogenesis are expressed at the molecular, cellular and tissue level.
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