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EASY SCIENCE CONFERENCE SERIES: Using the present to read the future: a dream or a nightmare?

Using the present to read the future: a dream or a nightmare?

The Cell Model Contest (2012-2013)

The cell art competition is open to any students between 8 and 18 years old and their teachers!

There are 3 categories and 3 prizes within each category, including a prize for teachers!

You don’t have to know everything about the cell, you just need imagination and curiosity!

COURSES @ CRG: Second Generation Sequencing: Lab Methods and Data Analysis

Organized by: Heinz Himmelbauer (CRG)
 
Summary:
The goal of this course is to provide young scientists i.e. PhD students and junior postdocs who already have some NGS experience with advanced training in NGS lab methods and data analysis strategies.
 

COURSES @ CRG: Foerster Resonance Energy Transfer (FRET) microscopy as a tool for functional imaging and quantitative analysis

Organizers: Timo Zimmermann (CRG, Barcelona, Spain); Hernán López-Schier (Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany)
 
 
Course Overview:

COURSES @ CRG: Summer Course Modeling for Systems Biology

The Summer Course Modeling for Systems Biology aims to provide a broad introduction to systems biology, with a focus on dynamical modeling of networks, to an audience of PhD students and post-docs with a background in biology or bioinformatics. In addition to introducing researchers to new techniques and know-how, this course aims at fostering interactions between students and established figures in the field of systems biology.
 

CRG Scientific Coffee: Decoding humanity

Scientific Coffee  "DECODING HUMANITY"

What has helped sequencing the human genome for?
Is personalized medicine already a reality?

III CRG Postdoc Symposium

Organizers: CRG Postdoc Committee

Symposium overview
The CRG Postdoc community organized this symposium aiming to reflect the work achieved by CRG Postdocs. Together with the talks of the invited speakers, this symposium will be a day for sharing scientific knowledge and bridging interdisciplinary projects.
 

CRG Scientific Coffee: "Blueberries, brain training and raisin stalks"

SCIENTIFIC COFFEE “BLUEBERRIES, BRAIN TRAINING AND RAISIN STALKS”

Who has not heard of methods and secrets that can help miraculously make the most of our brain? In recent decades there have been great advances in neuroscience that have shown that our brain is more plastic than previously thought. So what can help us modulate it to keep it healthy as we age?

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