BioSCENTer @ iGEM 2013BioSCENTer - Doctoral school course Life Sciences Tech Watch
BioSCENTer
Following the well-appreciated lectures at our BioSCENTer Launch Event (see Launch for more details) by some Chief Technologists of several Core Facilities at our university, a first BioSCENTer Graduate School course on 'Technology Watch for the Biological and Biomedical Sciences' will be organized starting on September 30th 2009.
BioSCENTer will offer a top notch Technology-Watch course that will include a bird’s eye perspective on several rapidly evolving technologies, including technologies for transcriptomics (microarrays), proteomics, genomics, imaging, bio-informatics, supercomputing and several others.
This course is for all doctoral students biology, bio-engineers, bio-informaticians and biomedical students interested in biotechnology and life sciences and will provide an introduction to each of these technologies following a fixed template.
Latest Updates:
A course thematic research training CERTIFICATE (link) will be available as of January 6th 2010 at Mrs. Ida Tassens desk (ESAT/SCD/SISTA) (Kasteelpark Arenberg 10, room 01.12) .The doctoral school course counts for 5 ECTS credits. Students can acquire these if they formally attended 9 out of the 11 courses and participate in the evaluation which needs to be returned to Mrs. Ida Tassens. Please go to Evaluation to download and fill out the form.
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Program:
A detailed overview of the program - abstracts
The doctoral school course counts for 5 ECTS credits. Students can acquire these if they participate in the evaluation.
List of speakers
Course material: a fixed template ppt presentation will be used by the lecturers and will be loaded on this website 1 week prior to the course.
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Slides:
- Introduction by Prof. dr. ir. Bart De Moor, coordinator BioSCENTer
- September 30th: Proteomics and Metabolomics
- October 7th: BioMacS: A. Mass spectrometry, B. Biomolecular modelling, C. NMR, D. Crystallography
- October 14th: Small animal models part A and part B
- October 21st: Nano Bio Tech: Hyperthermia and Optogenetics
- October 28th: Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
- November 4th: Imaging from single molecules and cells
- November 18th: Molecular Small Animal Imaging Center
- November 25th: Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) + Electron microscopy
- December 2nd: Transcriptomics
- December 9th: Deep sequencing and genomics
- December 16th: Supercomputing
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Practical Aspects:
Venue: (438-02) MOLE Auditorium Oude Molen (MOLE 00.07), Kasteelpark Arenberg 50, 3001 Heverlee
Official language: English
Semester: 1st semester academic year 09-10 starting on September 30th
Time: 15:30-17:30
Organizer: Coordinator of BioSCENTer prof. dr. Ir. Bart De Moor
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Participation:
Participation is free but registration is mandatory.
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Registration:
To register click here.
After registration you will receive an automatic confirmation notice. For information and route description visit the BioSCENTer website.
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Evaluation:
9 out of the 11 courses should be formally attended as proof of attendance and students should participate in the Evalution which needs to be returned to Mrs. Ida Tassens. Click here to download the form. We thank you for your participation.
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Comments:
If you have any comments about the doctoral school, please feel free to fill out the commentspage.
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We look forward to welcome you,
Best regards,
Bart De Moor, co-ordinator BioSCENTer
