Events for October 25 - October 25

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2026-10-26T00:00:00+01:00
  • ‘Gut, Liver and Friends’ Seminar with Lesley Hoyles, Nottingham, UK

    in presence at UKA

    Lesley Holmes is Professor of Microbiome and Systems Biology at Nottingham Trent University, UK. Her work focuses on microbiome research. She combines microbiology and computational biology/bioinformatics approaches in vitro and in vivo to understand how members of the gut microbiota function and influence human health and disease. Find more information here: Lesley Hoyles | Nottingham Trent University

  • ‘Gut, Liver and Friends’ Seminar with Kylie James, Cambridge, UK

    in presence at UKA

    Kylie James is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge, UK. She is part of the Teichmann Group 'Gene Expression genomics', one of the pioneer labs in single cell research. Find more information here: Teichmann Group – Wellcome Sanger Institute  

  • ‘Gut, Liver and Friends’ Seminar with Ludvig Magne Sollid, Oslo

    in presence at UKA

    Ludvig Magne Sollid is Professor at the Department of Immunology at the University of Oslo, Norway. Professor Sollid and his team are exploring the pathogenesis of Coeliac Disease to understand the interplay between genetic and environmental factors in chronic inflammatory disorders. Find more Information here: Functional immunogenetics - Institute of Clinical Medicine (uio.no)  

  • Hands-On-Workshop “Research Data Management”

    in presence at UKA

    Research Data Management is essential. It is not only demanded more and more by third party funder (e.g. DFG) but it helps to stay organized and understand your data even in years to come. Sometimes only small changes will make a big difference and help you to meet the standards described as Good Scientific Practice. [...]

  • ‘Gut, Liver and Friends’ Seminar with Fredrik Bäckhed, Gothenburg

    in presence at UKA

    Prof. Fredrik Bäckhed from the Department of Molecular and Clinical Medicine at Gothenburg University, Sweden, and his team combine clinical oriented research with gnotobiotic mouse models to address the role of the normal gut microbiota in metabolic diseases. The title of his talk is: "Gut microbiota and type 2 diabetes"  Please find more information here: [...]

  • Hands On! Workshop “Research Data Management”

    in presence at UKA

    Research Data Management is essential. It is not only demanded more and more by third party funder (e.g. DFG) but it helps to stay organized and understand your data even in years to come. Sometimes only small changes will make a big difference and help you to meet the standards described as Good Scientific Practice. [...]

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