Gender in Research Training Session

Objectives
The training sessions gives the research community practical tools to integrate gender aspects into FP7 research, including equal opportunities for women and men and the gender dimension of research, thereby contributing to excellence in research.

EASY SCIENCE CONFERENCES
Foretelling the future through our genes.
My genome is only mine!

Since some weeks ago I cannot see properly. I have to go to the ophthalmologist and find out what's going on. I believe it could be something serious and I'm quite worried. The doctor told me that they could look into my genome and find out the reason of my problem.

EASY SCIENCE CONFERENCE CYCLE

Traveling inside a cell: avoiding traffic jams and accidents

Barcelona, 5th February 2010

Organised by the Centre de Regulació Genòmica (CRG)                 


Symposium overview

REGISTRATION CLOSED

Barcelona, 11th December 2009

Organised by the Centre de Regulació Genòmica (CRG)                 

Symposium overview

CRG-SMS SCIENTIFIC COFFEE

THE FUTURE OF ENERGY

Which energy will we use to turn on the l

SCIENTIFIC COFFEE: RARE DISEASES 

What do we know about the CDG Syndrome, the RETT Syndrome and the other rare diseases? 

What is a rare disease? How can we detect them? Do we find new rare diseases or we already know all of them? Is the scientific community working on this?

Speakers:

The III CRG PhD Students Symposium is a CRG internal symposium with the aim to provide a platform for the young scientists working at the CRG. All 2nd year students will give a short talk focusing on the main question they want to address in their PhD and how they are planning to do this. In addition, posters of 3rd year students will give an overview of work that has been carried out during the last years.

Barcelona, 10th to 13th November 2009
Organised by the Centre de Regulació Genòmica (CRG) and Leica Microsystems

Program

16:00 - 16:05 h        Welcome by Hernán López-Schier

16:05 - 16:50 h        Marco Milán (ICREA and IRB Barcelona)
                                "Micro-RNAs and growth control"