The Norwegian Biochemical Society (NBS) wish to invite you all to a two-day professional and social gathering at hotel Skifer, Oppdal http://www.skiferhotel.no/.

 

The science program will start at approx. 14.00 the 22^nd of March, and will finish at 11.30 the day after. Transport will be by optional, but we suggest the participants to buy tickets for the train arriving at Oppdal 09.55.

This is an excellent opportunity for master and PhD students to present their research, and NBS will cover 1000 NOK of the conference fee for participants that are selected to present their research as a talk during the meeting.

 

The meeting costs approx. 2000 NOK, this covers food and lodging in double room.

Register by sending an e-mail to [email protected]. Please mention in your e-mail whether you wish to present your research and who you wish to share room with (only doubles available).

Final registration date is Febuary 7^th.

We hope to meet many of you at Oppdal!

Best regards,

Lene Grøvdal, NBS Trøndelag

The Norwegian Biochemical Society (NBS) wish to invite you all to a two-day professional and social gathering at hotel Granen, Åre (Sweden) http://www.aregranen.se/en.

The scientific program will start at 13.00 April 6. and will finish at 11.30 the day after. Transport back to Trondheim will leave at around 17.00, giving time to take part in the activities Åre can offer.

Complete program will be available soon.

We hope to make this an excellent opportunity for master and PhD students to present their research and NBS will cover 1000 NOK of the costs for all participants that contribute with a talk.

The meeting costs approx. 2000 NOK, this covers food and lodging in double room.

Register by sending an e-mail to [email protected]. Please mention in your e-mail whether you wish to present your research, if you need transport to/from Åre and who you wish to share room with (only doubles available).

Registration deadline 15/2-2016.

We hope to meet many of you in Åre!

Best regards,

Atle van Beelen Granlund, NBS Trøndelag

Sponsored by

       

Norsk Biokjemisk Selskap i Trondheim vil på onsdag 4. November kl. 17.00 arrangere et populærvitenskaplig seminar for nye og gamle medlemmer i DU2-150 («Lunsjrommet» ved Institutt for Biologi, Realfagsbygget). Med oss har vi:

 

Ragnhild Irene Jacobsen, Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience / Center for Neural Computation

Hvordan fungerer hjernen?

 

Magnar Bjørås, Department of Cancer Research and Molecular Medicine

Impact of DNA base lesion repair on cognitive function

 

Anders Christensen, Department of Computer and Information Science

Ølbryggetradisjoner du ikke får kjøpt i butikken

 

Det vil bli servering av pizza og forfriskninger. Deltakelse er gratis.

 

Påmelding skjer med en e-post til [email protected] innen tirsdag 3. November

 

Velkommen!

Granen Hotell, Åre

 The program for our upcoming meeting in Åre is ready. Looking forward to seeing you all at Hotel Granen.

Tuesday 3^rd March

08:00                    Bus departure, MTFS – Øya

08:15                    Bus departure, Realfagsbygget – Gløshaugen

 10:45                    Arrival Granen Hotell, Åre

 11:30-12:30          Lunch

12:30-15:00          Scientific program

 15:00-15:30          Break

 15:30-18:00          Scientific program

 19:00                    Dinner

 Wednesday 4^th March

 -10.00:                  Breakfast

 10.00-11:30:         Scientific program

 11:30-16.00:         Lunch, check-out, leisure (cross country/down hill skiing,

shopping, etc.)

 17:00:                   Bus departure, Granen Hotell

---

Scientific Program

Tuesday 3^rd March

 12.30          Atle van Beelen Granlund – Welcome

12.45          Trude Flo – CEMIR in brief & The inner life of a mycobacterium-infected macrophage

13.30          Hany Ibrahim – HIV and autophagy in T cells

14.00          Jennifer Mildenberger – Dampening inflammatory signalling by omega 3 fatty acids

14.30          Marte Dragset / Maja Helleland – Identification of Mycobacterium avium Transposon Library Mutants by Illumina Sequencing

Break – snacks/refreshments

15.30          Geir slupphaug – Mass spectrometry based research projects at PROMEC

16.15          Kristian Wollen Steen – Mass spectrometry-based identification of mRNA-binding proteins responsive to cell stress

16.45          Mirta Mittelstedt Leal de Sousa – Principles of targeted proteomics and its applications in cancer research

17.15          Finn Drabløs – The Phantom meets Lucky Luke: Being faster than your shadow

Wednesday 4^th March

10.00          Line Aanerud Omtvedt – Partially Oxidized Alginate Grafted with β-CyD: A Potential Release System for Biomedical Molecules

10.30          Marianne Øksnes Dalheim – Alginate functionalization – with high degrees of substitution and no by-products

11.00          Bjørnar Sporsheim – Quantitative 3-D colocalization analysis as a tool to study the intracellular trafficking and dissociation of pDNA-chitosan polyplexes