Events

ImageJ is the industry standard for scientific imaging, it’s free and open source but has a reputation for being difficult to learn

This webinar is the 2nd in a series together with "Plant Biotechnology Journal"

This workshop encourages Early Career Researchers (ECRs) to make their voices heard in public debates about science.

Join the 12th Lorna Casselton Memorial Lecture entitled "How Experimental Worm Genetics and Genomics Revealed an Ancient World of Tiny RNAs".

Learn techniques to work safely with microorganisms in a laboratory.

Learn techniques required for the in vitro cultivation of cells in a laboratory.

This workshop encourages Early Career Researchers (ECRs) to make their voices heard in public debates about science.

The summer school will bring together outstanding and enthusiastic young scientists (PhD students and post-docs) from all over the world in order to exchange knowledge and ideas.

The 16th ICBF meeting will provide an opportunity for researchers and scientists from all over the world to share and collaborate on developments and findings in fish physiology.

This event is aimed at Early Career Researchers working in the field of photosynthesis and plant physiology, to share their on-going research, and to learn and explore opportunities within their field.

This workshop encourages Early Career Researchers (ECRs) to make their voices heard in public debates about science.

Delve into groundbreaking research on how and why animals function as they do

Learn techniques for using C. elegans in research, including culture, behavioural assays and genetics.

This workshop encourages Early Career Researchers (ECRs) to make their voices heard in public debates about science.

This workshop encourages Early Career Researchers (ECRs) to make their voices heard in public debates about science.

This event is aimed at Early Career Researchers working in the field of photosynthesis and plant physiology, to share their on-going research, and to learn and explore opportunities within their field.