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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Abcam Events, on 20 August 2024
Now in its 7th year, this two-day, hybrid conference will bring together researchers to explore the complex interactions between metabolic reprogramming and cancer biology. This event aims to foster collaboration ...Posted by MAJ, on 13 March 2024
Cell Symposia: Exercise metabolism May 5–7, 2024 | Altis Grand Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal The health benefits of exercise are numerous, with adaptive responses occurring in many organs and protecting against ...Posted by Joyce Yu, on 30 October 2023
Posted by Frank Schubert, on 14 May 2023
We are pleased to announce that the Avian Model Systems Meetings are back after COVID. The 11th meeting will take place on 11-14 September 2023 at the University of Portsmouth, ...Posted by Ryan Anderson, on 8 March 2023
Join us for 4 fantastic GI talks 10AM – 11:30AM EST Nikolay Ninov (TU-Dresden) Evolutionary principles of beta-cell regeneration and networking – from fish to human Celia ...Posted by FASEB, on 15 December 2022
This Science Research Conference (SRC) addresses the crucial need to understand how nutrients control immunological responses across the lifespan, prenatally through advanced age. The role of nutrition and diet are ...Posted by Helen Zenner, on 30 December 2021
Posted by Michelle Ware, on 1 June 2021
In this organoids course, you will learn from our expert instructors how to establish, culture and manipulate cerebral and intestinal organoids. You will discover the state-of-the-art of organoid technology and ...Posted by EMBL Events, on 29 July 2019
Progress in biological analyses at both a single scale and across scales, have allowed us to further understand organisms in the context of dynamic environments. We will address how genotype ...Posted by Cristy Gelling, on 8 July 2019
Due to COVID-19, this meeting is now going to be held virtually – visit the website for more information