

Seminar Prof. Neil Vargesson 26, 28 January and 4 February 2021
University of Aberdeen. Scotland. UK. - Visiting Professor - "Mechanisms regulating development and abnormal development"
NO BLACK - “New strategies to contrast the black rot an emerging threat to the Lombard viticulture”
The research group of the Biosciences Department, led by Prof. Simona Masiero, has recently started a research project funded by the Lombardy Region within the framework of the Research Call in the agricultural and forestry fields, to investigate the new emergency disease, known as black rot, which is creating several problems in the phytosanitary defence of the grapevine. ...

Seminar David WEISS 6 March 2020
Institute of Plant Sciences and Genetics, The Robert H. Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem - “Gibberellins, DELLA and ABA in plant response and adaptation to drought”

Seminar Nobuyuki UOZUMI 3 March 2020
Department of Biomolecular Engineering, Tohoku University, Japan - “Cation transport systems in bacteria and plant cells”

Seminars deleted
We inform you that seminars scheduled for next week have been deleted: - Prof. Nobuyuki Uozumi (Tuesday 3 March at 2.30 pm) "Cationic transport systems in bacteria and plant cells" - Dr. Stefano STELLA (Tuesday 3 March at 3.30 pm) "CRISPR-Cas12a: genome editing tool and biosensor. Can we do more?" - Prof. David WEISS (Friday 6 March) "Gibberellins, DELLA and ABA in the response of plants and adaptation to drought"

Seminar Stefano STELLA 3 March 2020
NNF Center for Protein Research, University of Copenhagen Twelve Bio: Advancing CRISPR technology - “CRISPR-Cas12a: genome editing tool and biosensor. Can we do more?”

Seminar Monica ZOPPE’ 21 February 2020
Istituto di Fisiologia Clinica del CNR (PISA) - “Visualization of structural data: beyond pretty pictures”

Seminar Beatrice BODEGA 14 February 2020
Lab. of Genome Biology, Istituto Nazionale di Genetica Molecolare (INGM), Milan, Italy - “Unveiling the role of DNA repetitive elements in human genome plasticity”

Seminar Jim WESTWOOD 14 February 2020
Virginia Tech. - “The parasitic plant Cuscuta uses RNA to manipulate its hosts”