SMB Seminar Series

All seminars take place on Wednesday's at 13.00 unless otherwise stated.

2024/2025 Semester

 

Date

Details

2.10.24

Speaker: Prof Darren Monckton, University of Glasgow

Venue: Yudowitz LT

16.10.24 

Speaker: Dr Jennifer Tullet, University of Kent

Venue: Yudowitz LT

30.10.24

Speaker: Prof Lilach Sheiner, University of Glasgow

Venue: Yudowitz LT

13.11.24

Speaker: Prof Neal Millar, UoG, SII

Venue: Yudowitz LT

27.11.24

Speaker: Dr Briony Yorke, University of Leeds

Venue: Hunterian Art Gallery 103LT

29.1.25 

Speaker: Clarrisa Melo Czekster, University of St Andrews 

Venue: Hunterian Art Gallery 103LT

 

 
12.2.25 

Prof Julian Dow, University of Glasgow 

Venue: Hunterian Art Gallery 103LT

26.3.25

Prof Francesca Ester Morreale

Venue: Yudowitz LT

Previous Talks

Date

Details

27/9/23

Speaker: Prof Helen Walden, (internal) University of Glasgow

Talk Title: Regulation of DNA repair by monoubiquitin signals

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

25/10/23

Speaker: Prof Steven Spoel

Talk Title: Ubiquitin ligase relays and diverse chain topologies coordinate immune signalling

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

7/11/23 

Speaker: Dr Paraskevi Kritsiligkou

Talk Title: Proteome wide tagging to identify highly localised oxidation events 

Time: 10am - 11am

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Venue: Hunterian Art Gallery LT 103

8/11/23

Speaker: Dr Ivana Bjedov, UCL Cancer Institute

Talk Title: Delaying and measuring ageing

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

15/11/23

Speaker: Dr Ian Salt, University of Glasgow

Talk Title: Regulation of inflammation signalling by AMP-activated protein kinase

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

22/11/23

Speaker: Prof Michelle Peckham, University of Leeds

Talk Title: Structure, function and regulation of motor proteins: why it’s important to switch off your motor

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

6/12/23

Speaker: Dr Nathan Woodling (internal)

Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

10/01/24

Cancelled

17/1/24

Speaker: Paul Shiels (internal)

Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

24/01/24

 Speaker: Dr Yilang Ding

Talk Title: RNA structure, an important regulator in living cells

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

05/02/24

Speaker: Prof Daniel J. Gibbs

Talk Title: From Start to Finish: Roles for the N-degron pathway of proteolysis in plant development and environment sensing

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Time: 13:00 - 14:00

Venue: Gannochy Seminar Room 248, Wolfson Medical School

7/02/24

Speaker: Dr Daniela Vitali

Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre 

21/02/24

Speaker: Prof Carolyn Moores, School of Natural Sciences, Birkbeck College)

Talk Title: Exploring cellular complexity through cytoskeleton regulation

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

6/03/24

Speaker: Dr Evangelos Giampazolia

Talk Title: Decoding host-microbiome interactions that regulate cancer immunity. Killing cancer with a gut instinct

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

13/3/24

Speaker: Dr Simon Cook (Babraham Institute)

Talk Title: RAF-MEK-ERK pathway inhibitors; paradoxes and unintended consequences

Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

20/3/24

Speaker: Dr Didier Devaurs, University of Edinburgh

Talk Title: Studying protein structure using experimental HDX-MS data and multi-resolution conformational sampling

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

3/4/24

Cancelled

10/4/24

Speaker: Kenneth Watterson (internal). NOW 19.6.24

Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

17/4/24

Speaker: Dr Paul Elliott, University of Oxford

Talk Title: Understanding specificity of giant ubiquitin ligase regulators of cell death. 

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

1/5/24

Cancelled

8/5/24

Speaker: Dr Ruaidhri Carmody (internal) 

Talk Title: Investigating the molecular mechanisms controlling innate immune inflammatory responses

Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

15/5/24

Speaker: Dr Yvonne Dempsie, GCU

Talk Title: Incorporating Sustainability into the Biosciences Curriculum

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Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

29/5/24

Cancelled

5/6/24

Cancelled

19/6/24 

Speaker: Kenneth Watterson (internal)

Venue: Yudowitz Lecture Theatre

Talk Title: The development of novel educational games to support student learning and engagement in pharmacology