Open day - New York, United States
Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health offers an Executive Master of Science in Epidemiology that provides the same rigorous research training as our full-time MS degree on a schedule that accommodates working professionals.
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life science current events,
New York,
Columbia University,
United States,
Epidemiology,
2015,
February,
Life Sciences
Conference - Newport Pagnell, United Kingdom
This meeting will explore the remarkable recent advances in complement biology that have established its central role in pathogenesis, particularly for inflammatory diseases of later life.
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cell biology,
Immunology,
United Kingdom,
Newport Pagnell,
2015,
February,
Life Sciences,
Conference
Symposium - Santa Fe, NM, United States
While tremendous progress has been made in understanding epigenetic regulation of gene expression in the nervous system, we have yet to learn how neural epigenome responds to positive (such as learning experiences, enriched environment, encouragement, affection) and negative (such as defeat, trauma, deprivation) signals as a whole and at the individual gene level, and how the epigenome is regulated at the molecular level.
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USA,
Symposium,
2015,
February,
keystone symposia,
Santa Fe,
NM,
Neuroscience,
Life Sciences
Symposium - Santa Monica, United States
Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation is committed to advancing research and developing resources that explore the normal breast and how it develops breast cancer.
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Science,
cancer research,
Cancer,
United States,
Symposium,
2015,
February,
Life Sciences
Congress - Barcelona, Spain
The Scientific Board is pleased to announce the very 1st Meeting of the Fertility Control Club (FCC)- Hormonal contraception methods: From basic research to clinical practice, taking place February 19-21, 2015 in Barcelona, Spain.
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Congress,
Medicine,
Research Meeting,
Barcelona,
Spain,
2015,
February,
Life Sciences
Symposium - Keystone, CO, United States
RNA silencing, and associated small RNA, were first discovered in plants and have widespread biological roles, including defense against viruses and transposons, as well as epigenetic control of chromatin modifications.
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USA,
Plant science,
Molecular Cell Biology,
Molecular Biology,
Symposium,
Keystone,
2015,
February,
keystone symposia,
Life Sciences,
Colorado
Course - Hinxton, United Kingdom
This course will provide an overview of key issues that affect metabolomics studies, handling dataset and procedures for the analysis of metabolomics data using bioinformatics tools.
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Bioinformatics,
United Kingdom,
Hinxton,
2015,
February,
research course,
Life Sciences,
life science researchers
Conference - Tel Aviv, Israel
Life Sciences Israel™ 2015 is beginning to look like the leading local partnering event focusing purely on Life Sciences and therefore highly recommended by many as Israel’s most productive Bio/Pharma/Medtech gathering which provides ideal platform for contact making, collaboration and business opportunities for Life Sciences decision makers and investors.
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Israel,
Tel Aviv,
2015,
February,
Bio,
Life Sciences,
Conference,
Biotechnology
Course - Cambridge, United Kingdom
Course programme
1. Informatics
The informatics underlying the visualization and interpretation of gene structures will be presented focusing on the practical design of gene targeting strategies.
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Stem Cells,
Bioinformatics,
cell biology,
United Kingdom,
genetic engineering,
2015,
February,
research course,
Life Sciences,
Cambridge,
Genetics
Forum - Brussels, Belgium
This 2 day event will enable senior commercial, marketing & sales directors form medical devices and technology companies to expand their understanding of customer-centric business models and give their company a competitive edge.
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Medicine,
Forum,
2015,
February,
Belgium,
Brussels,
Life Sciences
