Fellows seminars
2021
Upcoming seminars:
- Thematic seminar - natural sciences with Bertrand Dupé (2019), Cyriaque Genet (2018), Thomas Grutter (2019), Nikolay Prokof'ev & Guido Pupillo (2019) and Adrian-Mihail Stadler (2018), 12/10/2021
- Jacob Rogozinski (2018), 25/11/2021
- João Marques (2019), 02/12/2021
Past seminars:
- Tijana Vujosevic (2018), 14/01/2021
Communism, Space and Trans-Species Kinship: Two Cold War Histories - Kirk Ormand (2020), 09/02/2021
Invective poetry and archaic Greek social politics - Nicolas Matt (2018), 25/03/2021
Deciphering the innate immune response: lessons from drosophila genetics - Petra Hellwig (2018), 20/04/2021
Nanoarchitectonics for the spectroscopic study of the reaction mechanism of proteins - Lianne Habinek (2019), 20/05/2021
Unfolding the early modern page: Moveable bodies and paper engineering - Michael Ryckelynck (2018) & Roger Cubi (post-doc), 24/06/2021
TranslatOmiX: Implementing a bead-free DNA barcoding technology for the study of single cell transcription and translation - Luc Dupuis (2019), 21/09/2021
What causes weight loss in Charcot’s disease?
2020
- Anthony Mangeon (2017 Fellow), 16 January 2020
Africa in the future: forecast, counterfactual history and speculative fiction / Narrating African futures - Françoise Dantzer (2017 Fellow), 4 February 2020
An emerging actor in neurogenesis: PARP3 and astrocytic differentiation - Stephen Dobson (2018 Fellow) & Vincent Viblanc (IPHC), 12 March 2020
Socially stressed? Effects of the social environment on the behaviour, physiology, and reproduction of Columbian ground squirrels - Cosima Stubenrauch (2018 Fellow), 17 September 2020
Innovative foam-based cleaning concepts for historical objects - Joseph Schacherer (2017 Fellow), 15 October 2020 [postponed from April 2020]
Elucidating how traits are heritable through functional and population genomics - Florent Schaffhauser (2018 Fellow), 5 November 2020
Classifying flat and Higgs bundles, a tale of two spaces - Matthias Dörries (2018 Fellow), 10 December 2020
Cold War climate engineering
