Topic: open science
Seminar „Novel strategies and considerations in fighting pathogens“
16. juunil kell 10.00 algab ruumis 217 seminar „Novel strategies and considerations in fighting pathogens“.
Jan Larsson guest seminar: “Chromosome-wide gene regulation and aneuploidy – lessons from the fruit fly”
A guest seminar will take place on Tuesday 13 May at 14.00 in room 218 (Riia 23, Tartu).
Damian Oscar Muzzio talks in guest seminar about how immune cells adapt to pregnancy
Damian Oscar Muzzio from the University of Greifswald, Germany, will give a guest seminar on April 24 at 12:15 in room 217, Riia 23.
Professor Stuart Newfeld talked about the association of apolipoprotein ApoB with dementia
Professor Stuart Newfeld talked about the association of apolipoprotein ApoB with dementia in a guest lecture.
New applied research projects solve the key issues of life
Three thematic research and development program projects at our institute, funded for five years, will develop innovative antimicrobial surface coatings, biological plant protection agents, and will help determine the origin, composition, and safety of food using DNA analysis.
Guest seminar: Dr Nassos Typas "Emergent behaviours during drug treatment of microbial communities"
On Friday, October 4, at 10.15 a.m., a guest seminar by Dr. Nassos Typas will take place in room 105 (Riia 23b).
Doctoral defence: Kertu Liis Krigul “The gut microbiome at the interface of human health and disease”
On 4 October at 13.15 Kertu Liis Krigul will defend her doctoral thesis “The gut microbiome at the interface of human health and disease” for obtaining the degree of Doctor of Gene Technology.
The 23rd International Gene Forum 2024 is taking place in Tartu on September 24-25
The Institute of Genomics of the University of Tartu and the Estonian Genome Foundation cordially invite you to The 23rd International Gene Forum 2024 on September 24th – 25th, 2024.
Doctoral defence: Sirelin Sillamaa "The role of helicases Hmi1 and lrc3 in yeast mitochondrial DNA maintenance"
On 11 June at 10:15 Sirelin Sillamaa will defend her doctoral thesis “The role of helicases Hmi1 and lrc3 in yeast mitochondrial DNA maintenance“ for obtaining the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (in Biochemistry).
Doctoral defence: Sirelin Sillamaa "The role of helicases Hmi1 and lrc3 in yeast mitochondrial DNA maintenance"
On 11 June at 10:15 Sirelin Sillamaa will defend her doctoral thesis “The role of helicases Hmi1 and lrc3 in yeast mitochondrial DNA maintenance“.
