Events
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FICAN webinar "Cancer, VUS and molecular modelling in personal medicine
This time the seminar is organized by FICAN East. The seminar will be held online (Microsoft Teams), find the link below. The event is open to everyone interested in cancer research. Event details and abstract & relevant references attached and also here: FICAN science webinaari ”Cancer, VUS and molecular modelling in personal medicine” 12.2.2025 – FICAN
S. Spahn, F. Kleinhenz, E. Shevchenko, A. Stahl, Y. Rasen, C. Geisler, et al., Nat. Commun. 2024, 15,
These nationwide webinars aim to
- Share information about high-quality cancer research and its results conducted in various regions.
- Provide insights into cancer care and diagnostics, with a focus on new approaches and techniques
- Foster collaboration and discussion for the benefit of cancer patients throughout Finland
Minisymposium: ER Stress and Cellular Health: From Molecular Mechanisms to Therapeutic Advances
You are warmly welcome to a minisymposium focusing on ER stress on February 20th at 14-16 in Biomedicum, lecture hall 1. Coffee and “pulla” will be served at 13.30, so please register through this simple form: https://elomake.helsinki.fi/lomakkeet/133415/lomake.html.
Kliinisen kemian seminaarit
Tuija Männistö
Single Cell Omics symposium
The symposium covers broad areas of single cell omics from spatial interactions to gene regulatory networks, with methodologies ranging from multiomics to RNA velocity and long-read sequencing, applied in a wide range of biological contexts: brain development and aging, skin physiology, cardiovascular diseases, and cancer.
Program, including lunch, and a poster session with sparkling, begins at 9 AM and ends at 5:30 PM on March-13. The symposium is on-site only, free of charge and everybody is warmly welcome to register!
Speakers: Hagen Tilgner (Weill Cornell Medicine), Maria Kasper (Karolinska Institute), Gioele La Manno (EPFL), Judith Zaugg (EMBL Heidelberg), Elisa Manieri (University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), will present their work, in addition to national speakers Mariike Kuijjer (University of Helsinki, University of Oslo) and Minna Kaikkonen-Määttä (University of Eastern Finland).
The symposium is part of the Single Cell Course week 2025 with additional hands-on wet-lab and data-analysis courses for students. The course code for symposium is DPBM-161.
PS. The poster session provides an excellent opportunity to present and discuss your single cell omics related projects or plans, with one extra credit for students. Please be prepared to give a tentative poster title when registering.
Organising team: Anna Vähärautio, Jenni Lahtela, Saara Ollila, Helena Kilpinen, Merja Heinäniemi, Iivari Kleino, Rafa Najumudeen, Laura Elo, Eija Korpelainen.