[The Svedberg seminar] -Physical activity and cancer: Improving causal inference
Brigid M Lynch, Associate Professor, University of Melbourne, Australia
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Brigid M Lynch, Associate Professor, University of Melbourne, Australia
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The DDD platform at SciLifeLab supports academic drug discovery project with expertise and technical capabilities. We have, for example, platforms to develop small molecule drugs, therapeutic antibodies, oligonucleotide therapeutics, proximity-inducing […]
SciLifeLab i Almedalen Under Almedalsveckan 2023 arrangerar SciLifeLab ett antal seminarier för att visa hur och debattera kring hur forskning och forskningsinfrastruktur kan bidra till att möta samhälleliga utmaningar vara […]
SciLifeLab i Almedalen Under Almedalsveckan 2023 arrangerar SciLifeLab ett antal seminarier för att visa hur och debattera kring hur forskning och forskningsinfrastruktur kan bidra till att möta samhälleliga utmaningar vara […]
SciLifeLab i Almedalen Under Almedalsveckan 2023 arrangerar SciLifeLab ett antal seminarier för att visa hur och debattera kring hur forskning och forskningsinfrastruktur kan bidra till att möta samhälleliga utmaningar vara […]
SciLifeLab i Almedalen Under Almedalsveckan 2023 arrangerar SciLifeLab ett antal seminarier för att visa hur och debattera kring hur forskning och forskningsinfrastruktur kan bidra till att möta samhälleliga utmaningar vara […]
The symposium is a satellite meeting of the European Biophysical Societies' Association conference. It will start on 30 July and finish on 31 July. The symposium will highlight the latest […]
Welcome to EBSA 2023! An EBSA congress in Sweden is timely. In 1986, the first EBSA Workshop was hosted by the Swedish Biophysical Society and Professor Anders Ehrenberg, the first […]
The chemical biology unit (CBCS) and the Drug discovery and development (DDD) platform at SciLifeLab have calls out for projects. CBCS is looking for projects in Chemical Biology which includes […]
Structural Biology comprises studies of proteins and nucleic acids, how they interact and how they appear in solution. The answer provides insight in to the function of the macromolecules and can explain diseases, […]
This meeting is a symposium geared toward young neuroscience investigators embarking on their own research programs. Bringing together young investigators from diverse subdisciplines of neuroscience in a single venue, where they can freely discuss the issues and future directions of their respective fields without the influence of more senior investigators, has the potential to shape the trajectory of neuroscience in the coming decade.
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