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The Department of Biochemistry’s seminar series will continue Tuesday 3rd December at 12:00pm in the Jean Thomas Lecture Theatre:
Our next talk is by Gustavo Bezerra (BicycleTx Ltd ), who will give a seminar entitled “Revitalising antiviral strategies: Bicycle molecules as a new therapeutic modality”.
Join Professor L.-S. Fan, a distinguished university professor in engineering from the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at The Ohio State University, as he delves into the transformative potential of chemical looping.
Join Professor Sir Steve Jackson of Cancer Research UK's Cambridge Institute on Thursday 28 November for an enlightening talk on DNA repair and its role in cancer therapy.
The Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe hosts Dr Stephane Mazevet from the Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur.
Speaker: Dr Stephane Mazevet, Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur
Carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere is now thought by many to be essential to limit climate change. This online panel discussion will explore “direct air capture” of carbon dioxide – a technology where ambient air is filtered to remove this greenhouse gas.
From the Engineering Biology Interdisciplinary Research Centre:
Join Professor Jo Dunkley OBE, Professor of Physics at Princeton University, for an insightful journey into the origins of the universe.
Join Professor Valeria Tohver Milam, Associate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, as she explores the innovative use of natural and synthetic oligonucleotide sequences in biological and non-biological applications.
Join Professor Margaret Ashcroft from the Department of Medicine for a seminar on Thursday 21 November, at the Theo Chalmers Lecture Theatre in the Clinical School.
Join the Climate SynBio team online for their fourth seminar of the Michaelmas term, as Dr Steffen Lindner-Mehlich joins from the Institut für Biochemie at Charité, Berlin to talk about his work on Metabolic engineering for bioproduction from sustainable carbon sources.
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