MBI Weekly Seminar Date: 22 Nov 2024, Friday Time: 9am Venue: Zoom The Aging Ovarian Microenvironment: The Role of Biomechanics in Regulating Oocyte Quality By Farners Amargant, Washington University St. Louis School of Medicine, USA (Host: Chan Chii Jou) Find Help Non MBI staff who [...]
MBI Weekly Seminar Date: 29 Nov 2024, Friday Time: 4pm Venue: Zoom Spatial mechano-transcriptomics: mapping at single-cell resolution mechanical forces and gene expression in tissues By Adrien Hallou, University of Oxford, UK (Host: Chan Chii Jou) Find Help Non MBI staff who are interested in [...]
MBI Weekly Seminar Date: 6 Dec 2024, Friday Time: 10am Venue: Level 5 Seminar Room Energetic regulation of the actin cytoskeleton By Alphee Tristan Michelot, Principal Investigator, MBI Talk Title Tbc By Natalie Dye, Principal Investigator, MBI Find Help Non MBI staff who are interested [...]
MBI Weekly Seminar Date: 3 Jan 2025, Friday Time: 10am Venue: Level 5 Seminar Room Nature as a great sculptor — a lesson from propagating waves of ferroptotic cell death By Sheng S.-H. Chen, Institute of Molecular Biology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan (Host: Chan Chii Jou) [...]
MBI Weekly Seminar Date: 10 Jan 2025, Friday Time: 10am Venue: Zoom Nucleosome behaviors in live human cells revealed by single-nucleosome imaging. By Kazuhiro Maeshima, National Institute of Genetics, Japan (Host: Chan Chii Jou) Find Help Non MBI staff who are interested in attending should [...]
MBI Weekly Seminar Date: 7 Feb 2025, Friday Time: 10am Venue: Level 5 Seminar Room Title Tbc By Anne Beghin, MBI (NUS), Singapore (Host: Chan Chii Jou) Find Help Non MBI staff who are interested in attending should contact Qiao Jing at mbilqj@nus.edu.sg for seminar details.
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