Events

Course & workshop AGEM PhD-student course 2022

Course & workshop This course discusses the pros ad cons of intellectual property and the do's and don'ts to protect your biomedical invention in a timely manner.

PhD Graduation PhD defense Laura Koekkoek, Striatal and hypothalamic control of food intake and glucose metabolism.

Lecture & speech Inaugural lecture entitled "Verbindingen maken" (making connections). Due to corona measures the inaugural lecture of Martijn van den Heuvel - planned on Friday, January 28 - is cancelled and will be postponed to a day yet to be determined.

PhD Graduation Tenascin C: a marker of critical illness

PhD Graduation PhD defense Richard Vijverberg, Care needs of children and adolescents in psychiatry: steps towards personalized mental healthcare.

PhD Graduation Assessing and Targeting Insulin Resistance

Course & workshop This PhD course Advanced Immunology 2022 you will further extend participant’s knowledge of recent developments in immunology and to improve the understanding of key scientific questions and approaches in immunological research. This two-week, full-time course runs once a year. One week is spent at the VU University Medical Center (VUmc), the other at Sanquin. Lectures are given on selected topics by a variety of national experts, but also by some excellent international speakers. The lectures are combined with discussions on immunological topics, master classes and social activities.

Congress & symposium Open fractures: a problem involving multiple tissues

Lecture & speech AII seminar Serie - Georg Stary Please join us online on the 1st of February from 16.00-17.00 hrs Young investigator in the spotlight - short talk: Tiago Matos Title: The key role of resident memory T cells for the immune system Keynote speaker: Georg Stary Titel: Delayed antiretroviral therapy in HIV-infected individuals leads to irreversible depletion of skin and mucosa-resident memory T cells Georg Stary is dermatologist and PI working at the Vienna Medical University. His research projects are focusing on different aspects of host-pathogen interactions and the contribution of tissue-resident leukocytes to physiologic and pathologic immune responses. Host: Henry de Vries Online Zoom link: https://uva-live.zoom.us/j/81507037595