Past events

By Mir Wais Hosseini, 2015 Fellow Movements are ubiquitous in all living entities such as animals and vegetals. At the molecular level, the control of intramolecular movements, i.e. the relative...[more]

  In this seminar, five USIAS Fellows will present the results of their research in their respective areas. The seminar will be held in English and is open to USIAS Fellows as well as to the wider...[more]

By Semyon Klevtsov, 2020 Fellow Strongly-correlated quantum systems are often extremely fragile and notoriously hard to control, which poses challenges for possible technological applications. That...[more]

The molecular basis of natural antiviral resistance against Dengue and Zika viruses in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes By João Marques, 2019 Fellow Viral epidemics have gained increasing attention due to...[more]

By Jacob Rogozinski, 2018 Fellow In the project that I proposed to USIAS, Towards a hermeneutic of emancipation: the paradigm of Exodus, my original hypothesis was that the three monotheisms were...[more]

On Thursday 18 November 2021, the annual USIAS symposium will take place. This year's keynote lecture will be given by Professor Denis Duboule, a highly regarded specialist in developmental genetics....[more]

The University of Strasbourg (France), through its Linguistics, Languages and Speech Research Unit 1339 LiLPa, as well as Georges Kleiber's USIAS Chair of Language Sciences (University of Strasbourg...[more]

In this first-time joint Natural Sciences USIAS Fellows seminar, four fellows will report on their research, which is path-breaking in each of their respective different areas.  Cyriaque...[more]