Wellcome - MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Thomas Dennison, PhD Student, Zilbauer lab
'The role of NOD-like receptor family CARD domain containing 5 in the intestinal epithelium in health and Inflammatory Bowel Disease'
Greta Skrupskelyte, Postdoc, Alcolea lab
“The role of the microenvironment in early lesions”
Kaiser Karim, PhD student, Kotter lab
Title: "Integrative genomic analysis of Neurogenin2 reprogramming of human iPSCs"
Megan Sherida, Postdoc, Turco lab
Title: "Primary human trophoblast stem cell models: deciphering their in vivo equivalents and recapitulating HLA expression"
Speaker: Sarah Bray, Professor of Developmental Biology, (University of Cambridge)
Title: "Decoding the Notch signal"
For more information email: events@stemcells.cam.ac.uk
Speakers:
Elisa Panada, Postdoc, Cvejic lab
Title: "Deciphering the myeloid landscape of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer"
Vincent Knight-Schrijver, Postdoc, Sinha lab
Title: "The transcriptomic gap between foetal and adult epicardium"
Speaker: Dr Christine Boinett, Postdoctoral Fellow - Wellcome Sanger Institute
Title: "You NEED good mentors in your career!"
For more information email: events@stemcells.cam.ac.uk
Speaker: Luisa Cochella
Institution: Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP), Vienna
Speakers:
Connor Ross, PhD Student, Nichols lab
Title: "Context-dependent cell fate choices throughout human development - changing the situation when WNT arrives"
Nejma Belaadi, Postdoc, Franklin lab
Title: "Tune the mechanical environment to expand hepatic cells"
Speaker: Sarah Franklin, Professor of Sociology, University of Cambridge
Title: "Should the 14 Day Rule be Changed?"
Speaker: Yasmine Kamen, PhD Student (Káradóttir)
Title: "Oligodendrocyte precursor cell states and their regulation"
Speaker: Iwo Kucinski, Postdoc (Göttgens)
Title: "Interactions between lineage-associated transcription factors govern haematopoietic progenitor states"
Speaker: Dirk Schübeler, Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research
Title: ‘Finding your place: transcription factors as sensors and modifiers of chromatin’
For more information email: events@stemcells.cam.ac.uk
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