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Courses & Meetings 2006

 

Schweizerische Kommission für Molekularbiologie

Organised with the financial support of the

Swiss National Science Foundation

 

Regional C. elegans meeting

Friedrich Miescher Institute, Basel

January 31, 2006

Organisers:
R. Chiquet-Ehrismann
F. Müller
A. Puoti

Annual meeting of the local C. elegans communities (France, Germany and Switzerland). Invited speakers: Martin Chalfie (Columbia) and Michael Stern (Yale). Presentations by 8 local participants. Participants : max. 100.

Application deadline and
information:
January 28, 2006
alessandro.puoti@unifr.ch

23th Annual Swiss Trypanosomatid Meeting

Classic Hotel, Leysin

February 2-4, 2006

Organisers:
P. Mäser
T. Seebeck

Researchers from all over Switzerland and a few invited speakers will present recent findings on all aspects of trypanosomatid biology. Participants: max. 60.

Application deadline and information:
December 15, 2005
pascal.maeser@izb.unibe.ch

Swiss Retina Meeting IV&endash; Molecular Approaches to Vision

Seehotel Waldstätterhof, Brunnen (SZ)

February 9-10, 2006

Organiser:
A. Wenzel

The meeting provides a platform for Swiss basic scientists working on all aspects of the retina as a model system in neuroscience in drosophila, zebrafish, rodents and primates, including humans. Participants: max. 100.

Application deadline and
information:
January 15, 2006
awenzel@opht.unizh.ch
www.swisseyeweek.ch

15th Swiss Plant Molecular and Cell Biology Conference

 

 

 

Hotel Tamina, Bad Ragaz

March 15-17, 2006

Organisers:
T. Boller
F. Meins

This yearly meeting of Swiss plant scientists includes posters and short talks (limited in time by the three famous Swiss bells) and informal talks on the ski slopes of Pizol and in the Tamina Therme. Participants: max. 70.

Registration deadline and
information:
January 27, 2006
pages.unibas.ch/bothebel/skmb/home.html

Statistical Methods in Bioinformatics

Biozentrum, Basel

March 20-24, 2006

Organiser:
L. Bordoli,
Swiss EMBnet node

The course is designed to provide graduate students in the biomedical sciences with experience in the application of basic statistical analysis techniques to a variety of biological problems. Participants: max. 20.

Application deadline and
information:
March 1, 2006 (early reg. recomm.)
www.ch.embnet.org
Lorenza.Bordoli@unibas.ch

 

Light Microscopy and Imaging Course

University of Geneva,
Bioimaging Platform

April 3-6, 2006 (spring course)

October 23-26, 2006 (fall course)

Organiser:
Ch. Bauer

The 4-day course with lectures encompasses basic and advanced light microscopy techniques, principles of live cell imaging and usage of confocal and wide field light microscopes.

Participants: 10 per course.

Application deadline and
information:
March 10, 2006 (spring course)
September 29, 2006 (fall course)
christoph.bauer@frontiers-in-genetics.org
www.frontiers-in-genetics.org/en/index.php

Annual Swiss Drosophila Meeting 2006

University of Bern

April 8, 2006

Organiser:
B. Suter

The objectives of this meeting are to reinforce the interactions between the Drosophila research groups in Switzerland and to provide a platform for students and postdocs to report about their current studies. Participants: max. 120.

Application deadline and
information:
March 18, 2006
www.izb.unibe.ch/meetings/SwissFly2006.php

Introductory Course in Signal Transduction

University of Bern

May 1-12, 2006

Organiser:
D. Dobbelaere

Aim: to learn techniques commonly used to analyse signal transduction pathways.
Participants: max. 18.

Application deadline and
information:

March 1, 2006
(early application recommended)
dirk.dobbelaere@itpa.unibe.ch

SKMB Gene Expression Workshop 2006

 

 

 

ISREC, Epalinges s/Lausanne

September 15, 2006

Organisers:
F. Karch
W. Reith
M. Strubin

The meeting will address selected aspects of the genetic and molecular mechanisms controlling transcriptional and post-transcriptional responses in gene expression to cell-type specific, developmental or environmental cues. Participants: max. 150.

Registration and information:
http://edumed.unige.ch/etudes/orientation_prof/post_grad/SKMB/

Unix and PERL for Biomedical Researchers

Biozentrum, Basel

October 9-13, 2006

Organiser:
L. Bordoli,
Swiss EMBnet node

The course aims at providing biomedical researchers with the very basic knowledge of Unix command-line and PERL scripting abilities to analyze large amounts of biological data.
Participants: 20 &endash; 30.

Application deadline and
information:
September 1, 2006
(earlier registration recommended)
www.ch.embnet.org
Lorenza.Bordoli@unibas.ch

Swiss RNA Workshop 2006

University of Bern

October 13, 2006

Organisers:
A. Krämer
D. Schümperli
O. Mühlemann

Meeting of the Swiss RNA community with presentations from invited foreign guest speakers and from participants selected from the submitted abstracts. Covers RNA structure, processing, transport, turnover, localization, and RNA-binding proteins. Participants: max. 120.

Registration and abstract submission:
September 1, 2006
angela.kraemer@cellbio.unige.ch

16th Cytomeet

Bern, Haus der Universität

October 18, 2006

Organisers:
V. Niggli
M. Chiquet

Informal meeting for Swiss scientists interested in cell motility and cell adhesion (cytoskeleton, cell adhesion proteins, extracellular matrix). Main speaker: Dr. N. Hogg (Cancer Research UK, London). Participants : max. 50.

Application deadline and
information:
October 4, 2006
verena.niggli@pathology.unibe.ch
matthias.chiquet@iti.unibe.ch

 

RNA Expression Analysis Using DNA Microarrays

Center for Integrative Genomics, Lausanne

November 13-17, 2006

Organisers:
K. Harshman
J. Weber
O. Hagenbüchle

Students will learn the basic steps of a cDNA microarray expression profiling experiment: RNA isolation and QC, hybridization target preparation, array hybridization, scanning and image analysis, determination of expression ratios and statistical analysis of expression data. Participants: max. 12.

Application deadline and
information:
October 1, 2006
keith.harshman@unil.ch

Applications and registrations should be sent directly to the organisers of the respective course / workshop. For courses, please include a short curriculum vitae, research interests, and the reasons for wanting to attend. For general questions contact the SKMB secretary Dr. O. Mühlemann; tel. 031- 631 46 27; email: oliver.muehlemann@izb.unibe.ch

 


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