Registration for the Visualize your Science autumn course 2022 is now open to NDPIA members.
Only 5 spots available!
All NDPIA members who have taken the course improved their design skills and highly recommend it!
Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) in partnership with the Medical Research Council (MRC UKRI) are hosting a workshop on antibiotic resistance.
The deadline for submitting an abstract has passed but you can still register to attend the online workshop on 9 June 2022, 13.00-17.20 (CEST).
Do you want to contribute to top quality medical research?
NDPIA Director of Studies Dr. Edmund Loh and his group are looking for a postdoctoral research fellow to work on a project on RNA-mediated pili regulation in the meningococcus.
The Edmund Loh Lab is focusing on RNA-mediated molecular mechanisms that are involved in bacterial pathogenesis. The pathogen of research is Neisseria meningitidis (meningococcus) and we utilise a wide variety of genetic, cell biological and biochemical methods and techniques. The research in Dr. Loh’s group focuses on the regulation of sRNAs and their gene expression patterns during various biological stress conditions.
It is a pleasure for the Organizing Committee to announce that the 19th symposium will be held at Smögens Hafvsbad, Smögen, Thursday August 25 to Saturday August 27, 2022 with the possibility to participate online as well.
The scientific as well as the social agenda will be very much like previous Smögen meetings. This year we will have the pleasure to listen to, and discuss with Dr Michael Worobey, Dr Timo Vesikari, and Dr. Karen Mossman on the subjects of virus origins, vaccines, and viruses evading the immune defence.
Kristina Nyström, Niklas Arnberg och Johan Nordgren
Where: Spetses, Greece
Spetses Summer courses are well known for covering various specialized topics within the general fields of molecular and cell biology and also microbiology. This latter field has witnessed a real renaissance in the last twenty years and in this particular FEBS/EMBO Lecture Course with support of IUBMB, we intend to cover different aspects of ‘the New Microbiology’, including bacterial diversity, microbial communities/microbiotas, symbiosis, biofilms, small RNAs or bacterial pathogens.
See the programme, speakers and how to register here
