School Seminar Programmes

Immunobiology Seminars 2024/25

All seminars will be held on Wednesday at 1pm (unless stated otherwise)

Contacts:  

  

DateLocationSpeakerInstitutionSponsorTitle
23/04/25  Room 102, Clarice Pears Building Univeristy of Glasgow Almac Infammatory functions of mitochondria- the original intracellular pathogen 
30/04/25 Room 582, Adam Smith Building Professor Seth Coffelt Univeristy of Glasgow - Ins and outs of gamma delta T cells in colon cancer

 

Parasitology External Seminars 2024/25

All seminars will be held on Friday at 2pm (unless stated otherwise)

  • GRiP-ing seminars are open meetings.
    • Recording of GRiP-ing seminars are available to view on the Sii YouTube channel for a limited period only.
  • RUM seminars are closed meetings where we discuss unpublished research. Please do not record or screenshot anything without the presenters permission, and please do not share this link without speaking to us first.

For further details or to be added to either mailing list, please contact Sii-ACAD-admin or Dr Abhinay Ramaprasad.

 

Extracellular vesicles from the parasite Trichomonas vaginalis: role in cell communicationÈ

DateLocationSpeakerInstitutionSponsorTitle

25/04/25

Room C222, BHR Building/ Zoom

 Dr Mattie Pawlowic Univeristy of Dundee - Using genetics to investigate the Cryptosporidium oocyst

02/05/25

Room C222, BHR Building

 Professor Natalia De Miguel INTECH - Extracellular vesicles from the parasite Trichomonas vaginalis: role in cell communication 

 

Virology (CVR) Seminars 2024/25

Full internal and external Virology seminar listings can be found on the CVR events & seminars page. 

Bacteriology External Seminars 2024/25

All seminars will be held on Wednesday at 3pm (unless stated otherwise)

Contacts:  

  

 Date       LocationSpeakerInstitutionTitle

26/04/25

 SGDB Common Room Dr Liam Rooney Univeristy of Strathclyde A focus on 3D printed lenses; rapid prototyping, low-cost microscopy and enhanced imaging for the lifeciences

30/04/25

 SGDB Common Room Dr Ryan Kean   Glasgow Caledonian Univeristy Innovations to combat antimicrobial tolerance in bacterial vaginosis