Welcome to the website of Society for Biological Engineering Student Chapter Chalmers. Here you can find information about the society and our partners, our coming and previous events how to become a member (and why!) and of course how you easily can contact us. As a member of this chapter you will be a part of a world wide network, which grants the ability to expand your knowledge in biotechnology, chemistry and interconnected studies, with the opportunity to meet people sharing your interest for biological and chemical engineering. Our student chapter is open for students as well as post docs, professors and anyone with interest.
So what are you waiting for? Join us by clicking here, and let's explore!
If you are interested in speaking at a lunch lecture or an open mic night please fill out the sign up form and we will get in contact with you.
https://forms.gle/C5NVon2hRppkcc1k6
On the 1st of december SBE has invited three guest speakers to talk about their scientific career choices in an open mic night. Here, you will be able to listen and ask question about their career paths, tips and tricks they have for you and much more!
Signing up is mandatory in order to attend the event! A link to the sign up form can be found below. Last day to sign up is the 30/11!
https://forms.gle/EMKDeyCgF6fVuxf77
The three guest lecturers are:
- Björn Åkerman
- Ivan Miljakovic
- Tatsiana Lobovkina
Hi everyone!
On the 14th of septemer the election for the new SBE board will be held in KB. The event will start 17:00. Do not forget to apply through the google form linked bellow if you want to be part of the board for 20/21!
You can also join the meeting via Zoom.
Zoom link: https://chalmers.zoom.us/j/63005746584
Fill in an application if you want to apply to the board 20/21!
https://forms.gle/XdWiku7GFS9E7XUJ8
On the 20th of January, SBE will host the first company visit of the year together with Fluicell!
We will meet up at Fluicell's at 9:30 am sharp! For transportation, the best option is to take bus 758 to the stop Bergfotsgatan. Fika will be provided by Fluicell and the visit will end around lunch. Bare in mind that lunch will not be provided!
In order to participate in this company visit, you need to sign up with our linked sign up form. There are only 25 sports availbe, so make sure to sign up in time.
Also, please read through the information about Fluicell's policy about photographing during the company visit.
Here is some information about Fluicell:
Founded in 2012 as a spin-off from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, Fluicell is a public biotech company providing platforms to investigate cell behavior like never before. The company is a world leader and pioneer in open-volume microfluidics for the life sciences, and holds a strong IP and patent position with five different patent families in the estate. The company has commercialized a product portfolio to study individual cells, primarily in the field of drug development and cell biology. As a further development of Fluicell’s existing product portfolio, the company has developed a unique high-resolution 3D single-cell bioprinting technology under the name Biopixlar®. With this system, complex tissue-like structures can be created where positioning of individual cells can be controlled.
Fluicell adress: Flöjelbergsgatan 8C, 431 37 Mölndal
We hope to see you there!
Fluicell's photographing policy
https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3A002f4a97-3056-43d7-b090-12e8d1e1a2fb
Sign up form
https://forms.gle/5hEqgd68LZFNYeqq6
13 / 12 - 2019
Thank you all for attending yesturdays event with our guest lecturer Angelo Limeta! Angelo held a presentation about his current PhD project: the human gut microbiome and how it can be analyzed and potentially correlated with potential diseases, which was very interesting! Thank you to Angelo and we wish him the best of luck with his project!
We hope to see you at our next event! :)
On Friday the 13th of December, SBE has invited the previous president of the board and now PhD student Angelo Limeta to host a lunch lecture!
Angelo will be talking about the gastrointestinal microbiota, and it's importance in medical science. He will be discussing different methods to analyze the microbiota in our gut with modern DNA-sequencing methods. Finally, he will also talk about how to design probiotics to prevent certain diseases.
The lecture will be during the lunch break in KC at Chalmers Campus Johanneberg and pizza will be provided to the first attendees.
We hope to see you there!
14 / 11 - 2019
Thank you all for attending yesturdays joint event with CSS! Our guest speakers, Julie Gold, Lisbeth Olsson and Sylvia Hütter, made interesting presentations on how biotechnology can be used to make the food production more sustainable. Both SBE and CSS thanks them a lot for participating in this event!
We hope to see you at our next event! :)
On the 14th of November, SBE and CSS will have a joint event about a current topic which is very important: sustainability, and how biotechnology can be used to solve some of its man problems.
We have invited three guest lecturers to enlighten us about there area of expertise: Julie Gold from the division biological physics, Lisbeth Olsson, head of Division of Industrial Biotechnology, and last but not least, Sylvia Hütter from Mycorena. Food will be provided.
We hope to see you there!
21/10 - 2019
Thank you all for attending yesterday's event! For the first half of the lunch lecture, Paul Gatenholm made an interesting presentation on 3D-bioprinting of vascularized tissues and their importance for the medical and sceintific world. The second half of the lunch lecture was held by Mathworks as an introduction to Matlab where we got to see some live examples!
Thank you to both of our guest lecturers for an informative and entertaining lunch lecture!
We hope to see you at our next event :D
16/10 - 2019
Thank you all for attending todays event! Our guest lecturer Christoph Börlin made an informative and entertaining presentation on how he ended up at SysBio here at Chalmers, what system biology is and his current project: transcription factors in yeast! Big thank you to him and best of luck to him on his current project!
We hope to see you at our next event :D
On the 16th of October, SBE has invited Christoph Börlin to enlighten us about his areas of expertise: Common methods used in system biology and how they can be applied into research. The lecture will be held during the lunch break, and sandwiches will be provided to the 50 first attendees.
Systems biology is the study of whole organisms in a systematic manner, relying on large data experiments as well as computational approaches. SBE has invited Christoph Börlin, a PhD student at SysBio, to have a lunch lecture about this subject. Christoph is currently doing a research project about transcriptional regulation in the baker’s yeast S. Cerevisiae which he will go more into detail about during this event.
If you are interested to learn more about systems biology, join us the 16th of October in KA between 12:00 and 13:00! Lunch will be provided to the first attendees, so make sure to get there in time!
25/9 - 2019
Thank you all for coming to event today! We managed to fill the entire lecture hall which makes us really motivated to host the next event! Special thanks to iGEM for co-hosting today's event and we wish the Chalmers team the best of luck in the competition!
We hope we will see you at our next event!
SBE Student Chapter Chalmers is an organization belonging to a world wide network for biological engineers. We host events on a regular basis to strengthen the relation between students and researchers/industries. This lunch lecture with iGEM will be the first event with the 2019/2020 board.
iGEM is a worldwide synthetic biology competition with over 350 teams participating worldwide!
iGEM-Chalmers-Gothenburg have a team here at Chlamers who will present their project for us in an inspiring lunch lecture the 25th of September in KA! If you're curious about what they do in more detail or even how to join next years team, join us the 25th! Lunch will be provided for the 100 first event attenders!
Hi everyone!
Last weekend we had a blast in Copenhagen! The city is really a hot-spot for biotech-related industry and research. We had the pleasure to receive a guided tour at Biosynthia, a fast-growing synthetic biology start-up. There, they are planning to produce high-value products by engineering bacteria.
We also visited the headquarters of our neighbors, SBE DTU, and enjoy strolling around the campus, taking a look at the University facilities and at their (many) laboratories designated to biological/chemical research. And, since the weather was amazing, we also had time to enjoy the sun and the beautiful city!
We would like to specially thank Biosynthia (http://biosyntia.com/) and Dóra Vitay for the nice tour and for explaining her research to us. Many thanks as well to SBE DTU (http://www.sbe.dtu.dk/) and particularly to Christopher Behrens for taking the time to show us around.
Hope to see you in Gothenburg soon!
With this the board of 2018/2019 would like to thank everyone for a great year, thanks for showing your support and interest in our events! They could not have been done so successfully without you all:) The new board of 2019/2020 has now been elected and we are excited to announce them shortly, so stay tuned!
Infolunch + agar plate competition
Hi everyone! The time has come to recruit a new board for SBE Student Chapter Chalmers 19/20 and for that purpouse we would like to welcome you all to an info meeting during lunch Friday the 5th of April in KS1. During the meeting each of the current board members will tell you more about their role in SBE and you are most welcome to ask us any questions!
After the board presentations we will initiate a fun "agar plate" competition, where you will divide into teams and each team receive an agar plate. Then you will get a few minutes to find a surface of your choosing, that you think is full of microbes, and press the surface against you agar plate. Returning to KS1 we will collect your plates and store them properly to promote bacterial growth. On lunch, Wednesday the 10th of April you can come by the Chemistry Entrance to view the results. The coolest plate will be crowned winner and its group receive a nice prize!
You do not want to miss this!
Do you as a bachelor student have no clue about what master to take? Or do you as a master student struggle to find the right PhD position? Relax, we can help you find some inspiration and the right contacts!
Register here latest 20th of February:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSehHc1jGmRjkS_JFDn3C3KjhLhrax2l2mfM8Bw2Nr9SZYBXvg/viewform?...
Welcome to the annual Study Visit at the Department of Biology and Biological Engineering the 26th of February! You will have the chance to speak to representatives of each of the four divisions:
- Food and Nutrition Science
- Industrial Biotechnology
- Systems- and Synthetic Biology
- Chemical Biology
and also visit the labs and venues of one of them.
The study visit will take about 1h & 15 min and the preliminary schedule is that we first meet in the Chemistry Entrance at 17 or the SysBio Kitchen at 17.15 (Floor 6). Then we will receive a brief presentation of each of the four divisions between 17.30-18.00. After that you will have the opportunity to visit a chosen division in smaller groups between 18.00-18.30 and ask questions to the division representatives. Fika will be served in the SysBio Kitchen, hope to see you there!
Are you curious about the cutting edge gene editing technology CRISPR/Cas9 and what research it can be applied to? Join us for an inspiring webinar lunch the 7th of February in KA together with Raphael Ferreira, a PhD student at the Systems & Synthetic biology Department at Chalmers. Raphael's work focuses mainly on developing novel CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing tools for metabolic engineering purposes and he recently returned from a research visit at MIT, where CRISPR technologies was applied on cancer research.
Join us for a fun & inspiring movie night on thursday 27/9 at 17.30 in 10:an, tenth floor in Chemistry Building. The theme for the night will be ethics in biotechnology and we will be watching the renowned Netflix original film Okja by South Korean director Joon-ho Bong.
Snax & Sodas will be provided by us, hope to see you there!
SBE x iGEM lunch lecture
Are you interested in biological and chemical engineering? Do you want to find out how to get involved in a cool engineering project or attend an inspiring open mic night? SBE Student Chapter Chalmers and iGEM will co-host a lunch seminar on September 12th in KE lecture hall and talk about their organisation and how you as a Chalmers student can get involved.
Free sandwiches, first come first served! Hope to see you all there:)
With spring the end of the mandate of the SBE board 2017/18 has arrived. It’s now time new motivated students take over the opportunity to lead SBE!
With this we are happy to announce the applications for the SBE board 2018/19 open.
You can apply here till April 19th after which we will let you know about the nominations for specific positions on the board.
On April 13 we will organise a barbecue mingle event where people interested in applying to the board can meet up with the current board and ask all possible questions. Everyone is welcome to join, though.
The annual meeting where the new board will be elected will be held in the evening of April 24. Every SBE member is most welcome to join the annual meeting to listen to the conclusive presentation about the year 2017/18 and also to vote for the new board.
The mandate of the new board starts officially on May 1 2018.
In case of any questions don’t hesitate to chat with us on Facebook or via info@sbe.chs.chalmers.se.
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As a team of five young women the SBE board this year cannot overlook the topic of women in biosciences and bioengineering. We understand even though we study and live in one of the best countries to be a female scientist and engineer at, there are unfortunately still many hurdles on the way.
If you want to hear about the journey of three great women in biotechnology, come and join our open mic on March 20!
Pernilla Wittung-Stafshede, a head of the Chemical Biology division, leads a research group focusing on metalloprotein mechanisms and protein misfolding and has published over 200 peer-reviewed papers. She is a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and one of the six women under Chemistry until today.
Dina Petranovic Nielsen, an associate professor in molecular biology, leads a research group investigating cell aging and death using yeast as a model organism. In addition, her group studies biopharmaceutical production in yeast. Besides from being a teacher, supervisor and examiner at Chalmers, she is also a CEO of a non-profit organization Molecular Frontiers.
Sepideh H. Hagvall is an associate principal scientist at AstraZeneca and an adjunct professor at University of Skövde. Her research focuses on tissue engineering and translational science. She also supervises young scientists in the field.
Ps. We hope to see also many men in the audience as true equality, of course, lies in the hands of all.
Date: Tue 20 March 2018
Time: 17:30 – 19:00
Room: KS1 (Chemistry building)
* Light snacks and drinks will be served and the event is free of charge
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What really happens when you mix medications?
How is machine learning involved in drug development?
Find out at the webinar, which will be divided into 3 parts:
1) Together, we will watch a TED talk entitled "What really happens when you mix medications?" by Russ Altman a professor at Stanford University researcher with interest in application of computing and informatics technologies to problems relevant to medicine.
2) Followed by a presentation: "Machine Learning & Multi-Omics Analysis for studying Cardiometabolic Disease" by Dimitra Lappa, a phD student in computational Systems biology at Chalmers with emphasis on metabolomics integration in human gut microbial modelling
3) Lastly, there will be questions and answers session with Dimitra Lappa
About the TEDtalk
Russ Altman, a big data techno-optimist from Stanford, talks about the power of machine learning in drug development and how it helps us to understand adverse medication effects with combination of different drugs.
Date: Wednesday 28 February 2017
Time: 12:00-13:00
Place: KA (Chemistry building)
*Note: Sandwiches will be provided for the first 40 attendees ! First come, First served :)
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Welcome to our first event of 2018!
Curious about career in science?
Have you ever wondered what’s going on inside Biology and Biological Engineering Department?
What kind of research are they involved in? What are inside their labs?
Or are you searching for a thesis project?
Join our study visit to the Biology and Biological Engineering Department, which includes:
Register now via this form
Date: Wed 14 February 2018
Time/Place: 15:15 at entrance of chemistry building (Kemigården 4)
Introduction starts: 15:30 at Systems Biology kitchen (6th floor chemistry building)
* The event is expected to end around 17:00.
If you don’t know where systems biology kitchen is, we will be waiting near chemistry entrance at 15:15; else, presentations start at 15:30.
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Ps. the event is free of charge, fika included
From Dec 6-8 we had the honour to help Molecular Frontiers organise their symposium at Chalmers on the topic of Sustainable Energy.
Our main task was to organise a quiz-dinner to around 200 Swedish high school students and it turned out great fun !
About Molecular Frontiers:
"Started in 2006, Molecular Frontiers operates as a non-profit organization, hosted by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Its Scientific Advisory Board, a group of eminent scientists including many Nobel Prize laureates, represent expertise from a wide range of molecular science disciplines"
For more information, visit official website
Our experts will guide you through 'supporting roles' in science including the company and facility offering services to facilitate research.
In a relaxed environment, we will listen to two speakers talking about their journey.
First, Kristina Runeberg, a site head and Senior Director in Business Development at Takara Bio Takara Bio Europe AB, will talk about her experience in the company.
Takara Bio Europe is a customer-oriented organization offering innovative products for the life science research market. The company is committed to improving the human condition through biotechnology through three primary areas of focus; developing research tools for the life sciences, gene therapy, and nutraceuticals.
Then, Massimo Micaroni, an expert in electron microscopy, will talk about his role as a member of Centre for Cellular Imaging.
Centre for Cellular Imaging is a part of the National Microscopy Infrastructure offering services in advanced light microscopy focusing on the imaging of biological events at the cellular/molecular level of fixed or living cells or tissue and is open to all researches.
Date: Wed 13 December 2017
Time: 17:30
Place: Entrance of chemistry building (Kemigården 4)
Please come and join us for an inspirational evening.
Let’s explore!
Ps. Light snacks and drinks will be served and the event is free of charge.
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Have you ever feel hangry? angry or annoyed when you are hungry? Is it possible for your belly controls your mood?
Find out at the webinar, which will be divided into 3 parts:
1) Together, we will watch a TED talk entitled "Food for thought: How your belly controls your brain?" by Ruairi Robertson a researcher with particular expertise in the gut microbiome (Former Fulbright Scholar 2015/16 to Harvard University).
2) Followed by a presentation: "GUT MICROBIOTA - in sickness and in health" by Louise Mannerås Holm, a researcher from Department of Molecular and Clinical Medicine at Gothenburg University
3) Lastly, there will be questions and answers session with Louise Mannerås Holm.
About the TEDtalk
Our bellies and brains are physically and biochemically connected in a number of ways, meaning the state of our intestines can alter the way our brains work and behave. Hence, Ruairi Robertson is passionate about the link between our bellies and brains. His research is examining how our intestines and the microbes within them can influence both physical and mental health, and most importantly how our diets influence this relationship
Date: Thursday 30 November 2017
Time: 12:00-13:00
Place: KA (Chemistry building)
*Note: Sandwiches will be provided for the first 40 attendees ! First come, First served :)
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Are you interested in research at the hospital?
SBE is arranging a study visit to Mölndal Hospital.
This is a chance to get a tour of the labs in the newly built R building and hear about the ongoing research from the department.
Program:
1) Short presentations:
* Roy Tranberg will present about GAIT analysis for physiotherapy and orthopedic research
*Daphne Hingert will talk about her research on stem cell based therapy for lower back pain and her experience as a PhD student after Masters at Chalmers
2) A tour of the Lundberg Laboratory for Orthopedic Research
Date: Wed 1st November 2017
Time: 15:30-17:00
Place: Göteborgsvägen 31, Lundberg Laboratory for Orthopedic Research, R-huset, Plan 7
Capacity: 20 seats
Deadline for registration: Mon 30 October 2017 11:59 PM
Register here
* Seats are reserved for the first 20 registered participants
** Attendees are responsible for their own transportation to Mölndal Hospital
Here is more information about R building: https://www.akademiliv.se/en/2017/09/43389/
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SBE is excited to invite you to our first Academic Open Mic event of the year!
Have you ever wondered how and why does one build her/his own biotechnology company? Why are we almost never told about this in our lectures?
Then this open mic event is something for you as we have chosen a special topic for it -- biotentrepreneurship! In a very relaxed environment we will listen to three speakers about their journey in this field.
First we will hear Professor Jens Nielsen talk about leading pioneering research in his field while founding many companies such as Fluxome A/S, Metabogen AB, Biopetrolia AB and being a member of several scientific advisory boards in USA and EU.
Secondly Charles Reed will reveal some secrets behind the successful Gothenburg-based bioprinting start-up CELLINK.
We have also invited Margit Mahlapuu, a researcher at Sahlgrenska Academy and the CSO of Promore Pharma and founder of ScandiCure AB.
Please come and join us for an inspirational evening.
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Check out the TED talk we watched during the event: https://www.ted.com/talks/tania_simoncelli_should_you_be_able_to_patent_a_human_gene
Special thanks to Peter Deakin, an innovation Advisor at Chalmers University of technology, for the informative presentation about patenting situation in Europe in comparision to the US.
Hope to you again in our next event :)
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Thank you everyone for attending our first event of the new academic year !
Please see attached our Power Point presentation.
See you in our next event :)
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For those who could not come today, here are the presentation slides from the Chemical Biology, Food and Nutrition Science, Industrial Biotechnology, and Systems & Synthetic Biology divisions.
Thank you all the participants at the study visit.
Hope to see you again next time :)
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Hello everyone!
We still have room for more people on the study visit at the Institution of Biology and Biotechnology, the 10th of may (10/5). It starts at 15.30 with an introduction of the different parts of the institution, at the Sysbio kitchen. Then, you get to visit one of the following insitutions: Food and Nutrition Science, Industrial Biotechnology, Systems and Synthetic Biology, Chemical Biology.
If you can find the kitchen, we'll meet you at the entrance of the chemistry building 15.15.
Sounds fun? Join by filling in this form: https://sv.surveymonkey.com/r/BMV9FS9
You will get an e-mail as conformation that we received your registration!
Where: Entrance of the Chemistry building
When: 15:15, 10th of may, wednesday, 2017
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Note this is a cojoint event with the old and the new board of SBE!
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The annual SBE revision meeting will occur at the 25th of april (Postponed), on which we will assess everything done from the current point from the point of our election last year.
Furthermore, there will be an election of the new board directly afterward the review! So attend the meeting to both review the happenings of 2016/2017 and behold the election of a new board!
Where: KB (Lecture hall, Chemistry house)
When: 17:30, 25th of april, tuesday, 2017
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If you are interested in applying for SBE, then please consider reading the below instructions! Additionally, there is no need to able to speak Swedish, as the official language of the association is English!
To apply: Fill the google form below or email INFO@SBE.CHS.CHALMERS.SE
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Here you have a link to the google form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfJC8_Rqb86EKNVdC6PbkyrQm64dgAEMgjuji5Jt2gT8xI2UQ/viewform?c=0&w=1
If you are interested in applying for SBE, then please consider reading the below instructions! Additionally, there is no need to able to speak Swedish, as the official language of the association is English!
To apply: send the transcript with necessary answers via email to the adress below!
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If you want to chill with the board and have an ample oppurtunity to ask us questions, please check out our event: you can locate the Facebook event here for more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1654973534812281/
Welcome to attend our ACADEMIC OPEN MIC NIGHT!
Academic Open Mic Night is a evening event where you get a chance to talk to PhDs, scientists, professors in a more relaxed environment. We have invited three speakers for the night, see below. Take the chance to listen to them talking about their science and talk to them about their career.
We'll be serving snacks, soft drinks and give you all a perfect opportunity to mingle with our speakers and each other. No previous knowledge is needed, just an interest for biological or chemical engineering! The event is free of charge!
JOAKIM NORBECK
Researcher working at the System and Synthetic Biotechnology department of Chalmers.
PER THORÉN
Projekt Leader and Operative Chief of Molecular Frontiers at Chalmers.
ADIL MARDINOGLU
Assistant Professor at Systems Biology, Specialising in Metabolic Pathways.
When: Tuesday 4/4
Time: 17:30
Where: The Entrance of the Chemistry Building, Chalmers
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You can locate the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/435882550137483/
Dear all,
We would like to invite you to the fourth webinar lunch, hosted by SBE 2016/2017!
Where? KA, lecture hall in the Chemistry building
When? Twelve O'clock, wednesday 22nd of February
"We can evolve bacteria, plants and animals — futurist Juan Enriquez asks: Is it ethical to evolve the human body? In a visionary talk that ranges from medieval prosthetics to present day neuroengineering and genetics, Enriquez sorts out the ethics associated with evolving humans and imagines the ways we'll have to transform our own bodies if we hope to explore and live in places other than Earth."
To tackle this, accompany us in SBE wednesday of 22nd of february in watching and discussing this novel TEDtalk, performed by the futurist Juan Enriquez!
In addition to an interesting TEDtalk, we will serve sandwiches and soft drinks; first come, first serve!
No previous knowledge is needed!
Love from SBE 2016/2017!
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You can locate the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/211945245943768/
Welcome to attend our ACADEMIC OPEN MIC NIGHT!
Academic Open Mic Night is a evening event where you get a chance to talk to PhDs, scientists, professors in a more relaxed environment. We have invited speakers for the night, see below. Take the chance to listen to them talking about their science and talk to them about their career. We'll be serving mingle snacks, soft drinks and give you all a perfect opportunity to mingle with our speakers and each other. No previous knowledge is needed, just an interest for biological or chemical engineering! The event is free of charge!
JOAKIM NORBECK
TORBJÖRN LUNDH
AND MORE...
(Please see our facebook event for more information, about the speakers and the actual event, in the link below)
https://www.facebook.com/events/2192340244325418/
When: Tuesday 1/31
Time: 17:30
Where: The Entrance of the Chemistry Building, Chalmers
Hope we will see you there!
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Welcome to attend our ACADEMIC OPEN MIC NIGHT!
Academic Open Mic Night is a evening event where you get a chance to talk to PhDs, scientists, professors in a more relaxed environment. We have invited two speakers for the night, see below. Take the chance to listen to them talking about their science and talk to them about their career. We'll be serving mingle snacks, soft drinks and give you all a perfect opportunity to mingle with our speakers and each other. No previous knowledge is needed, just an interest for biological or chemical engineering! The event is free of charge!
CYRIELLE BONZOM
PhD student working at the Industrial Biotechnology department of Chalmers.
BENJAMÍN JOSÉ SACHEZ BARJA
PhD student working at the System Biology department of Chalmers.
VIKTOR AHLBERG GAGNÉR
PhD student working at the department of Chemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Gothenburg.
When: Tuesday 6/12
Time: 17:30
Where: The Entrance of the Chemistry Building, Chalmers
Hope we will see you there!
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Tip from the board!
Don't miss the LifeScience Monday Seminar 28/11 (this monday).
Dr. Oliver Aalami from Stanford University will be there to talk about his research. He is an Associate Professor of Surgery in the Division of Vascular & Endovascular Surgery and he focus on health information technology and device development. He has during his carrier developed plenty of techonology and processes, moving the field forward.
There will be sandwiches and soft drinks, first come first serve.
Don't miss this opportunity!
Dear all,
We would like to invite you to the third webinar lunch, hosted by SBE 2016/2017!
Where? KA, lecture hall in the Chemistry building
When? Twelve O'clock, wednesday 9th of november
"Secrets, disease and beauty are all written in the human genome, the complete set of genetic instructions needed to build a human being. Now, as scientist and entrepreneur Riccardo Sabatini shows us, we have the power to read this complex code, predicting things like height, eye color, age and even facial structure — all from a vial of blood. And soon, Sabatini says, our new understanding of the genome will allow us to personalize treatments for diseases like cancer. We have the power to change life as we know it. How will we use it?"
To tackle this, accompany us in SBE next wednesday in watching and discussing this novel TEDtalk, performed by the scientist and entreprenuer Riccardo Sabatini!
In addition to an interesting TEDtalk, we will serve sandwiches and soft drinks; first come, first serve!
No previous knowledge is needed!
Love from SBE 2016/2017!
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You can locate the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1119738891466447/
Dear all,
We just wanted to share that you can browse through our photographs from our recent Academic Open Mic Night though this link
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Dear all,
We would like to invite you to the second webinar lunch, hosted by SBE 2016/2017!
Where? KA, lecture hall in the Chemistry building
When? Twelve O'clock, wednesday 21th of september
"CRISPR gene drives allow scientists to change sequences of DNA and guarantee that the resulting edited genetic trait is inherited by future generations, opening up the possibility of altering entire species forever."
More than anything, the technology has led to questions: How will this new power affect humanity?
To tackle this, accompany us in SBE next wednesday in watching and discussing this novel TEDtalk, performed by the science journalist Jennifer Kahn!
In addition to an interesting TEDtalk, we will serve sandwiches and soft drinks; first come, first serve!
No previous knowledge is needed!
Cheers!
Let's explore!
You can locate the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1664022280579788/
Dear all,
There will be a big symposium at Chalmers in August. For info, please read the message below from the head of organization, Dina Petranovic.
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The Area of Advance Life Science Engineering (LSE) and Molecular Frontiers have teamed up and prepared an LSE Initiative Seminar/Molecular Frontiers Symposium “Healthy Ageing: from microorganisms to humans”.
We have the world-leading scientists in this area (including the new Chalmers Jubilee Professor, Valter Longo) and besides the lectures we will also have a discussion forum that will be led by Dr. Mene Pangalos, Head of the Innovative Medicines at AstraZeneca.
The conference is FREE of charge and will be held in RunAn, over two days (August 30 and 31). We will also serve two refreshments and a lunch, on both days.
Please register as soon as possible, as the spots are limited, (click on register to directly access the participation page), and feel free to forward this information to colleagues who might be interested! Moreover, for further information and another link to register for the symposium at this webpage:
http://www.chalmers.se/en/areas-of-advance/lifescience/events/Healthy-Ageing-Seminar/Pages/default.aspx
Have a nice summer and hope to see you all at the Symposium!
Best wishes,
Dina and the SBE board of 2016/2017
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We know this is on a bit of short notice, nevertheless are we excited to tell you, that we are going with the Chalmers student union to celebrate the gothenburg west pride today! <3 <3 <3
Oh, and if you want to see us, the event starts at 15:00 at Götaplatsen!
Cheers and lots of love to you all!!!
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Welcome to the first Webinar Lunch with the new board!
"It's relatively easy to imagine a new medicine, a better cure for some disease. The hard part, though, is testing it, and that can delay promising new cures for years." Could body parts on a chip be the solutions for this problem?
We'll be serving sandwiches and watching the Ted Talk-clip where Geraldine Hamilton, Ph.D. in cell biology/toxicology, shows how her lab creates; organs and body parts on a chip. Afterwards we'll be discussion the clip together. No previous knowledge is needed!
See you on wednesday!
Let's explore!
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Thank you all for a wonderful night! Check out the pictures, you can find them here!
The 27th of April 17:30 we are gathering in lecture hall KB in the Chemistry Building at Chalmers University of Technology for our Annual Meeting 2016. The agenda for the meeting has been sent in an e-mail.
See you at the meeting,
let's explore!
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