[Seminar] "Lymphocyte trafficking to the CNS – does provenance matter?" by Prof. Thomas Korn

Title: Lymphocyte trafficking to the CNS – provenance matters

Speaker: Prof. Thomas Korn

Affiliation: Technical University of Munich

[PhD Thesis Presentation by Mr. Viktoras Lisicovas] "Improvements in optical techniques to investigate neuronal network dynamics over long timescales"

public presentation by a PhD student

[Seminar] "Circuits optogenetics and wavefront shaping" by Prof. Valentina Emiliani

seminar by the external examiner

[Seminar] "Receptor-independent membrane mediated pathways of serotonin action" by Prof. Sudipta Maiti

seminar by the external examiner

[Seminar] "The ‘Social brain Hypothesis’ – does it apply to insects?" by Prof. Wulfila Gronenberg

Title: The ‘Social brain Hypothesis’ – does it apply to insects?

Speaker: Prof. Wulfila Gronenberg

Affiliation: University of Arizona

[Seminar] "A dynamical principle of functional differentiation in the brain: a mathematical point of view" by Professor Ichiro Tsuda

seminar by the external examiner

[Seminar] "Stimulating Photoreceptor Regeneration from Muller Cells in Zebrafish Models of Inherited Retinal Dystrophy" by Prof. Brian Perkins

Title: Stimulating Photoreceptor Regeneration from Muller Cells in Zebrafish Models of Inherited Retinal Dystrophy

Speaker: Prof. Brian Perkins

Affiliation: Cole Eye Institute/Lerner Research Institute, Cleveland Clinic

[Seminar] "Magnetic nanoswimmers" by Prof. Ambarish Ghosh

Title: Magnetic nanoswimmers

Speaker: Prof. Ambarish Ghosh

Affiliation: Indian Institute of Science

[Seminar] "Phase transitions in early vertebrate development" by Prof. Carl-Philipp Heisenberg

Title: Phase transitions in early vertebrate development

Speaker: Prof. Carl-Philipp Heisenberg

Affiliation: Institute of Science and Technology Austria

Project Management Training - 2019

Project Management-We will delve into traditional project management tools for aligning team
members, managing schedules, creating and tracking budgets, and defining scope. In addition, we will explore the latest trends in Agile project management which can be better for projects with higher degrees of uncertainty and frequency of change.

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*Max. # of 20 for each event