Dr. Eskandarian Boroujeni received an EMBO|EMBL Symposium fellowship to present his work titled “Genome-wide integrative analysis reveals the timely IFN-I-dependent induction of motif-specific genes in correlation with immune response progression” in an EMBO | EMBL Symposium: Multiomics to Mechanisms: Challenges in Data Integration taking place at Heidelberg, Germany 15 – 17 September 2021.
Our Ph.D. student, Aleksandra Antończyk, gave an oral presentation titled “Identification and characterization of ALEKSIN, novel pan-IRF inhibitory compound as a potential treatment strategy in cardiovascular disease (CVD)” at a conference organized as part of the project: Passport to the future -Interdisciplinary doctoral studies at the Faculty of Biology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań.
Her work was partly supported by receiving a MiniGrant funded by the project entitled “Passport to the
future – Interdisciplinary doctoral studies at the Faculty of Biology UAM”. The aim of the project “Passport to the future – Interdisciplinary doctoral studies at the Faculty of Biology UAM” POWR.03.02.00-00-I006/17 is to increase the quality and effectiveness of education at the third-degree studies of the Faculty of Biology UAM by implementing the high-quality modernized interdisciplinary program of full-time
doctoral studies internationally in the field of biology, biotechnology, biochemistry, ecology, and environmental protection.
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On June 6-9 2018 prof. Hans Bluyssen, prof. Joanna Wesoły, Aleksandra Antończyk and Anna Piaszyk-Borychowska participated in TOLL 2018 Editing Innate Immunity conference in Porto, Portugal. Continue reading “TOLL 2018 Editing Innate Immunity – conference”
From 26th to 27th March PhD candidate Weronika Majer and PhD Katarzyna Kluzek , members of the Laboratory of High Throughput Technologies, attended the “23rd International Conference on Cancer Research and Pharmacology” in Edinburgh. Our colleagues presented poster titled “Novel approach in monitoring of clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC) using molecular biomarkers” that won The Award for Best Poster. During Conference speakers presented talks about recent research and developments in cancer diagnosis, cancer therapy and pharmacology.
From 11 to 15 April three members of the Laboratory of High Throughput Technologies, Dr Arkadiusz Kajdasz and PhD candidates Natalia Pstrąg and Daria Niewiadomska, attended the 61st annual CSMB conference entitled “Transmembrane proteins in Health and Disease” in Banff, Canada. Continue reading “Transmembrane proteins in Health and Disease conference”
