Department seminars - IBT - Kunnskapsbasen
Department seminars - IBT
Every Wednesday, the Department of Biotechnology and Food Science arranges a lunch seminar that is actually a mixture of three different series: PhD is for our PhD candidates presenting their plans at startup, or their work as it ended close to dissertation. Pro is for professors and professionals presenting their own work or some topic within their own field of expertise. Since top class biotechnology is performed at a multitude of Departments at NTNU, people from outside is often invited. Moreover, there are exciting studies going on at NTNU far off our own field of science that should also be of major interest. Finally, series Asp = "annet spennende" may include anything else of exciting studies or hobbies with a touch of science or culture. So watch out!
Time: Every Wednesday 12:15 - 13:00.
Location: Lunch room 069 - Kjemiblokk III/IV.
Language is indicated by the language of the title
IBT lunch seminars SPRING 2024
Dato | Uke | Serie | Navn og tittel |
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10/1 | 2 | Pro | Jelena Stupar: Mechanism and influence of lactic acid bacteria on the safety and quality of fresh salmon |
17/1 | 3 | PostPhD | Ingvild Haug, Equinor: From bio to oil |
24/1 | 4 | Pro | Mentz Indergaard: A history of the term ‘polymer’ and its derivatives in the 19'th century. - A foray into the grammatical linguistics of chemistry |
31/1 | 5 | Pro | Daniela Sueldo: Stress and death responses in plants |
7/2 | 6 | Pro | Thorsten Hamann, Dep. Biology NTNU: Plant cell wall integrity at the crossroads of plant defence, mechanics and making a difference |
14/2 | 7 | Asp | Kjetill Østgaard: Kritikk av den sunne fornuft |
21/2 | 8 | Pro | Sofie Snipstad, Dep. Phys. NTNU: Nanomedicine and ultrasound for targeted treatment of cancer and brain diseases - from lab to clinic |
28/2 | 9 | Pro | Geir Slupphaug, Dep. Clin. Mol. Med. NTNU: The Nobel Prize in medicine 2023 and the path to effective mRNA vaccines |
6/3 | 10 | PhD | Vivien Jessica Klein: Metabolic engineering of industrially relevant strains for the production of riboflavin from sustainable feedstocks |
13/3 | 11 | Pro | Fernando Perez Garcia: The WeedNERY project: seaweed as alternative microbial feedstock |
20/3 | 12 | Pro | Clifford George Kentros, Kavli Inst. Syst. Neurosci.: Designing enhancer-based viral vectors to probe the neural circuitry of memory |
----- | 13 | ------ | - Easter - |
3/4 | 14 | PhD | Mina Gravdahl: A chemo-enzymatic method for preparation of saturated oligosaccharides from uronic acid-containing polysaccharides |
10/4 | 15 | Pro | Thomas Brück, TU Munich: - Title to be submitted later - |
17/4 | 16 | ||
24/4 | 17 | Pro | Stefan Junne, Aalborg Universitet/TU Berlin: The potential of bioproduction grids for microbial processes |
1/5 | 18 | ------ | May Day |
8/5 | Pro | Cathrine Broberg Vågbø, Dep. Clin. Mol. Med. NTNU: The importance of being modified: chemical RNA modification in health and disease | |
15/5 | Pro | Swapnil Bhujbal, AcademicLabs: Post-IBT experience and open innovation | |
22/5 | PhD | Fernando Fernando: - Title to be submitted later - | |
29/5 | |||
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12/6 |
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