Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Speaker: Lori Kregar, PhD student, Laurenti Group
Title: "Properties of Somatic Methylation Changes in Humans"
Speaker: Aristi Damaskou, PhD student, Vassiliou Group
Title: “Targeting ribosome biogenesis in NPM1-mutant acute myeloid leukaemia”
Host: Feline Lindhout, Postdoc, Lancaster Group
Speaker: Jaana Bagri, PhD student, Huntly Group
Speaker: Ziqi Dong, PhD student, Rawlins Group
Title: "Hypoxia regulates the fate of human fetal lung epithelial progenitors."
Host: Marija Zarocsinceva, PhD student, Gottgens Group
Title: Unexpected Results
Speakers / Discussion hosts: Prof. Matthias Zilbauer & Prof. Roger Barker
Speaker: Dr Namshik Han, PI, Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Title: 'Translating Computational Innovations to Therapeutics: The Journey of AI and Multi-Omics from Academia to Industry'
Title: Effective Working Relationships
This session aims to define what an effective working relationship looks like, identify casual disrespect and outline strategies on how to intervene should such activities arise as well as how to handle difficult conversations.
Speaker: Linsey Porter, Postdoc, Khaled Group
Title: TBC
Speaker: Daniel Lloyd-Davies Sanchez, PhD student, Lancaster Group
Title: ‘Differential gene regulation between primates in early brain development.’
Host: Yanbo Yin, PhD student, Simons Group
Speaker: Dr. Prisca Liberali, Group Leader, Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research in Basel (FMI), Switzerland
Title: 'Design principles of tissue organization - From regeneration to homeostasis: tissue-scale decision making'
Host: Joo-Hyeon Lee, PI, Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Speaker: Dr. Michaela Frye, Head of Division of Mechanisms Regulating Gene Expression, German Cancer Research Center, Germany
Title: 'Cellular ecosystems driving natural cancer resistance'
Host: Joo-Hyeon Lee, PI, Wellcome-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Join us on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus for our 2nd Annual Christmas Market - free to attend and open to all!
Date: Friday, 1 December
Time: 2 - 8pm
Location: CRUK/JCBC site
From our colleagues on the Biomedical Campus, to our neighbours in nearby villages, to those visiting the hospitals on site - we look forward to welcoming you all there.
Speaker: Prof. Roel Verhaak, Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at the Yale School of Medicine, Connecticut, USA
Title: 'Extrachromosomal DNA amplifications drive cancer progression'
Host: Dr. Ingo Ringshausen
Venue: CRUK CI, Cambridge, Lecture Theatre
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