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Lecture on the topic „Microfluidic technologies and their applications in cell biology“ (April 2021)

We are inviting you on the lecture by Ing. Thorstena Knolla entitled „Microfluidic technologies and their applications in cell biology“, within a series of lectures and courses organized by project VISION (Strategies to strengthen scientific excellence and innovation capacity for early diagnosis of gastrointestinal cancer). About the lecture In the past twenty years, microfluidic devices and systems…

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The research of a BMC SAS team on the cover image of “The Journal of General Physiology”

Exploration of cardiac function requires technologically demanding experiments on isolated living cells. However, even the most advanced technologies do not allow direct measurements of unique intracellular events. This is partialy due to insufficient spatial and temporal resolution but also due to the impossibility to experimentaly manipulate the finest cellular structures. This category of “impossible” experiments…

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SAS scientists and employers suggested recommended anti-epidemic strategies for companies

Leading representatives of employers’ organisations and scientists from the Slovak Academy of Sciences are looking for solutions, which would make it possible to ensure the sustainable functioning of industrial enterprises and operations during a pandemic. Together, they have developed a Recommendation on anti-epidemic strategies in companies that manufacturing companies should follow to protect employees from infection and…

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Seminar Speaker Series – Prof. Daniel Häussinger (11. 03. 2021)

Lecture by Prof. Daniel Häussinger from University of Basel, Switzerland, entitled „Lanthanide Chelating Tags in Structural Biology“ from the CAPSID Seminar Speaker Series, will take place on 11 March 2021 at 2 p.m. via online broadcasting via the ZOOM application. RESEARCH FOCUS: Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy provides an ideal toolbox for elucidating structure, dynamics, and interactions of biomacromolecules…

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