Past Tech Know Tuesday

This event, a joint effort between CSCI post-docs Dan Prins (Green lab) and Craig McDonald (Kent lab) and the Cambridge Institute Scientists Society (CISSoc) from the CRUK CI, brings together researchers from across Cambridge to discuss the latest technologies and their application to stem cell research.

Talks are now held fortnightly and are followed by a chance to network with researchers from across the Institute and other departments from the Biomedical Campus and central Cambridge.

We are always looking for speakers, so please get in touch with Dan, CISSoc or the Events team if you're interested.

Past Events:

Date	Speaker	Title/Topic
27th April	Michael McNicholas, The Milner Institute	“Using In-Utero Electroporation and the transposon system to generate models of paediatric high-grade glioma” You can watch the talk here (Raven login required)
9th February	Rory Stark, University of Cambridge	"Normalizing ChIP and ATAC sequencing data for differential analysis" You can watch the talk here (Raven login required)
26th January	Srinjan Basu, CSCI	"Single-molecule imaging: why an individual protein can make all the difference" You can watch the talk here (Raven login required)
8th December	Andrew Hodgson, CSCI	"StemBond Hydrogels: enhanced stem cell cultures through controlling mechanical environment" You can watch the talk here (Raven login required)

Date	Speaker	Title/Topic
10th November	Irina Mohorianu, CSCI	"Is it or isn't it (differentially) expressed? Effect of sequencing noise on inferring biological conclusions (for bulk and single cell sequencing data)." You can watch the talk here (Raven login required)
27th October	Scott Dillon, CSCI	“Thinking big on the nanoscale: electron microscopy for cell biology” You can watch the talk here (Raven login required)
13th October	Irina Mohorianu, CSCI	The sum of two halves might not be equal to the whole. Effect of across-lanes sample splitting (for bulk and single cell sequencing data). You can watch the talk here (Raven login required).