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CCBIO Junior Scientist Symposium

CCBIOs first Junior Scientist Symposium in the autumn term.

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Dear CCBIO PhDs, Post-docs and others

We have the pleasure of inviting you to attend the upcoming CCBIO Junior Scientist Symposium, September 17th. We present an interesting scientific program, including novel technologies to study tumor microenvironment and a promising new treatment strategy for therapy resistant prostate cancer.

A highlight of this Symposium is the lecture by CCBIO PI Bjørn Tore Gjertsen. He will share a glimpse of his journey from being a hardworking PhD student to a successful group leader. He will share his thoughts and tips for building a career in cancer research with the attendants of the CCBIO Junior Symposium.

If you want to attend, we kindly ask you to register though the below link within September 15th. You can find the registration link to the right. Lunch is included.

All are welcome to attend, so please feel free to circulate this if you know other researchers/staff that you think would find the symposium interesting.

 

Read more about the course here: 

Course description for CCBIO901.

 

Please note that UiB students should register to this term's CCBIO901 program by e-mail to solveig.witso@uib.no in addition to the registration link to the right.

 

Symposium Chairs: Agnete Engelsen and Elisabeth Wik

PROGRAM

10.00-10.20Anne Blanchard: Big pharma, medicalisation and the good life
10.20-11.05Bjørn Tore Gjertsen: How to succeed in cancer research (Or how do you define yourself into success…)
11.05-11.20Break
11.20-11.40Henriette Cristie Ertsaas: Microsphere cytometry to study microenvironment contextual cell signaling
11.40-12.00Kristi Krüger: Nestin expression in breast cancer – a marker for angiogenesis and the basal-like phenotype
12.00-13.00Lunch
13.00-13.20Synnøve Yndestad: The PTEN pseudogene, friend or foe? A Long non Coding RNA that influences breast cancer through ceRNA network and microRNA interactions.
13.20-13.40Yaping Hua: Development of a small molecule for treatment of castration recurrent prostate cancer via androgen receptor and IL6/STAT3 pathway
13.40-14.00Tiina Jokela: Dissection of mammary stem cell and cancer stem cell niche

  

We welcome you all!

The CCBIO Research School