SFU Science · @sfuscience
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Join us on April 25 for our last of the season, featuring professor Lloyd Elliott. Learn about how affects the structure and function of our brain, and how mapping genetic pathways helps researchers better understand infectious disease, cancer and . eventbrite.com/e/the-pathways-

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SFU Science · @sfuscience
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Missed our February talk with professor Lynne Quarmby? Watch it online!

Take a journey from molecular biology to the high Arctic and home again, illuminating the science of cells, the climate, and the algae that causes watermelon snow. youtube.com/watch?v=7mCZIjlYnA

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Géza Gergely Ambrus · @GGAmbrus
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Mind-Reading machines? Looking forward to speaking about the science of decoding thoughts at The Black Cherry, Boscombe on Tuesday, May 2, 6:30-8:00 PM.

eventbrite.co.uk/e/cafe-scient

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A tango with four - genome duplication challenges and solutions

Our next with Prof. Kirsten Bomblies @ETH_DBIOL on 24. April 2023, 19:00 at Coworking Lounge Tessinerplatz

More information and registration t.uzh.ch/R8

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SFU Science · @sfuscience
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On February 21 join researcher Lynne Quarmby on a journey from molecular biology to the high Arctic and home again, illuminating the science of cells, climate, and snow algae, and the search for what it means to live a good life in the face of desperation about the future. All Café Scientifique talks are free and on zoom: ow.ly/tUwS50MJE6c

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SFU Science · @sfuscience
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Molecular Biology and Biochemistry professor Lynne Quarmby didn't just wake up one morning and start writing a popular science book. She has spent years as a climate advocate, a journey that has taken her from academic research to politics, art and writing. Learn more about her work: ow.ly/EaGH50MR5IC and register for her Café Scientifique talk on Zoom, February 21: ow.ly/7y0550MR5SM

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It is a genuine pleasure to be involved in
Such a variety of talks. Tonight we had a full house listening to research on solutions journalism.

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Notre professeure Sarah Progin-Theuerkauf participe à la table ronde sur le thème « Crimmigration – Du rêve à la double peine? »

Prof. Sarah Progin-Theuerkauf ist mit dabei in der Gesprächsrunde zum Thema «Krimmigration – Vom Traum zur Doppelbestrafung?»

🗓️ 11.1.2023, 18h00
📌 Nouveau Monde, Esplanade de l'Ancienne-Gare 3, Fribourg et en ligne
events.unifr.ch/cafes-scientif

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