Past Events
Understanding Long Non-Coding RNA Function: Current Knowledge and Challenges Ahead
2024-10-22Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) are predicted to have diverse functions, though experimental validation is still limited. The talk will explore insights into lncRNA functions gained from the previous work of the FANTOM Genomic Consortium and show preliminary results and potential research directions focusing on dendritic cell differentiation and immune responses.
[Seminar] “Why do chromosomes look like chromosomes – and not like a ball of yarn?”
2023-08-24[Seminar] “Why do chromosomes look like chromosomes – and not like a ball of yarn?”
Seminar: “Deciphering genome evolution: protein fossils and complex rearrangements”, by Pr. Martin Frith.
2022-11-25Seminar from Pr. Martin Frith, Laboratory for Life Information decipherment (Center for Omics and Bioinformatics), Department of Computational Biology and Medical Sciences, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo.
Studying tissue ageing by single cell genomics
2021-03-09Seminar on “Studying tissue ageing by single cell genomics” by Aki Minoda, Ph. D. Team Leader, Laboratory for Cellular Epigenomics, RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences. [Zoom link]
'Transcriptome analysis, from bulk to single cells and single molecules'
2016-12-05Seminar: 'Transcriptome analysis, from bulk to single cells and single molecules' by Dr. Charles Plessy, RIKEN Center for Life Science Technologies Division of Genomic Technologies
Seminar 'Development of DNAi-mediated gene knockdown and analysis of maternal factors using DNAi screening in the appendicularian Oikopleura dioica.'
2016-03-01