Today, August 22, 15.15-16 in F101. Professor Bin Li from Shanghai Jiantong University School of Medicine, China. The title of his presentation is "Molecular mechanisms underlying Foxp3+ Treg stability in health and diseases".
From: Pirkko Huhtala Sent: perjantai 18. elokuuta 2023 14.01 To: ltk-all ltk-all@oulu.fi; fbmm fbmm@lists.oulu.fi; bco@lists.oulu.fi; crc@lists.oulu.fi; hbsdp@lists.oulu.fi Subject: Kontinkangas Research seminars next Tuesday and Thursday
Dear all, 1) Next Tuesday August 22, 15.15-16 in F101 we will have a Kontinkangas Research Seminar by Professor Bin Li from Shanghai Jiantong University School of Medicine, China. The title of his presentation is "Molecular mechanisms underlying Foxp3+ Treg stability in health and diseases". More information about Professor Li´s research interests can be found here: https://www.shsmu.edu.cn/sii/info/1164/2442.htm
2) Next Thursday, August 24, 15.15-16 in F202 we will have a Kontinkangas Research Seminar by Assistant Professor Jaqueline Rios from Department of Orthopedics, UMC Utrecht, The Netherlands. The title of her presentation is "The metabolic osteoarthritis puzzle: mechanisms, clinical implications, and treatment strategies". More information about Dr. Rios: dr. J.L. (Jaqueline Lourdes) Rios - UMC Utrechthttps://www.umcutrecht.nl/en/research/researchers/rios-jaqueline-lourdes-jl/ Jaqueline Rios has physiotherapist training from Brazil. After a few years of clinical work, she continued her Academic studies and pursued Doctoral Degree in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary, Canada. In Calgary, she was working on metabolic osteoarthritis phenotype and the contributions of exercise and prebiotic fiber to osteoarthritis development. Her work was recognized with the David Winter Doctoral Young Investigator Award and in J.B. Hyne Research Innovation Award. Later, Dr. Rios moved to Europe and is currently working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopaedics at University Medical Center Utrecht (UMCU), Netherlands. Her current research is focused on characterizing animal models of osteoarthritis and using aptamer-based therapeutics for osteoarthritis.
Coffee is served during networking session 20 min before the presentation time. Welcome everybody! No registration required. Field specific credits can be earned according to UniOGS recommendationshttps://www.oulu.fi/en/research/graduate-school/thesis-requirements-and-studies/study-requirements#accordion-control-recommendations-of-credits-for-different-activities- (attendance at scientific seminars for 10 hours: 0,5ECTS) If you would like to have separate discussions with the speaker, please contact Teija.luoto@oulu.fimailto:Teija.luoto@oulu.fi who will set up the meeting time. Organized by Biocenter Oulu and Health and Biosciences Doctoral Programme.
Find below and attached the updated programme.
Time and venue Speaker Title August 22, 15.15-16 Note! Tuesday F101 Bin Li Shanghai Jiantong University School of Medicine, China Molecular mechanisms underlying Foxp3+ Treg stability in health and diseases August 24, 15.15-16 F202 Jaqueline Rios Department of Orthopedics UMC Utrecht The Netherlands The metabolic osteoarthritis puzzle: mechanisms, clinical implications, and treatment strategies September 7, 15.15-16 F202 Margit Egg Institute of Zoology University of Innsbruck Austria
From Chrono- over Quantum Biology to medical treatment: about cellular clocks, hypoxia and spins
September 21, 15.15-16 F202 Mikko Finnilä Research Unit of Health Sciences and Technology, FMED and Jianan Huang Research Units of Health Sciences and Technology, FMED and Disease Networks, FBMM Vascularization and oxygen sensing in musculoskeletal tissues
Plasmonic nanopore technologies for molecule manipulation towards single-molecule Raman sequencing October 19, 15.15-16 F202 Kari Kurppa Institute of Biomedicine and MediCity research laboratories Faculty of Medicine University of Turku Eliminating the seeds of relapse - targeting residual disease following targeted therapy October 26, 15.15-16 F202 Arto Mannermaa School of Medicine, Institute of Clinical Medicine, Pathology and Forensic Medicine University of Eastern Finland and Biobank of Eastern Finland Circulating cell-free DNA reflects the clonal evolution of breast cancer tumors November 9, 15.15-16 F101 Minna Kaikkonen-Määttä Faculty of Health Sciences, A.I. Virtanen Institute for Molecular Sciences, University of Eastern Finland Exploring the Genetic and Cellular Mechanisms of Coronary Artery Disease Through Single-Cell Sequencing and Functional Genomics November 16, 15.15-16 F101 Matthew Cockman Hypoxia Biology Laboratory, The Francis Crick Institute, London, UK Oxygen signalling through a proteomic lens November 30, 15.15-16 F101 Steven Proulx Theodor Kocher Institute University of Bern, Switzerland In vivo imaging of the connections between the CNS and the lymphatic system December 7, 15.15-16 F202 Renata Prunskaite-Hyyryläinen Research Unit of Protein and Structural Biology, FBMM and Pirjo Åström Research Unit of Biomedicine and Molecular Medicine, FMED
Molecular clues of fertility
Viral encephalitis - genetic susceptibility and mechanisms of antiviral defense
December 14, 12-16 101A BCO Discovery of the Year
Kind regards Pirkko Huhtala
Pirkko Huhtala, PhD Coordinator Biocenter Oulu, University of Oulu e-mail: pirkko.huhtala@oulu.fimailto:pirkko.huhtala@oulu.fi tel: +358-294 486101, + 358-40 1897467 Street address: Room 476B, Aapistie 5A, FIN-90220 Oulu Mailing address: PO Box 5000, FIN-90014 University of Oulu, Finland www.oulu.fi/biocenterhttp://www.oulu.fi/biocenter