Tapahtumakalenteri (vanha)
Kliinisen kemian seminaarit
Outi Itkonen
Free online Education Day: EV transcriptomics
Interested in Extracellular Vesicles and transcriptomics? International Society of Extracellular Vesicles and Genitourinary System Special Interest Group is organizing a free online Education Day on February 26th. More information and link to registration are available in the attached flyer (note the QR code) and here: https://www.isev.org/gusev-education-day. There is also a chance to submit an abstract by 16.2.2026 and share your work as a 3-minute mini presentation during the online event!
For questions, please contact Maija.Puhka@Helsinki.fi or Karina.Barreiro@Helsinki.fi .
Kliinisen mikrobiologian perjantaisarja
Henna Rautiainen, sisätautien ja gastroenterologian erikoislääkäri, HUS
Stem Cell Seminar
Francisco Rivera, The Vascular Niche in Multiple Sclerosis: Roles of CNS-Resident Perivascular Cells in Myelin Regeneration
Maria Elena Silva, Revealing the Contribution of Circulating Platelets to Oligodendrocyte Progenitor Cell Function during Remyelination
Sebastian Oyarce Pezoa, Development of the Oligodendrocyte Lineage under Prenatal Stress: Consequences for Myelination?
Sanna Vuoristo, Key research questions of the Functional Embryo Genomics Lab
Pauliina Paloviita, Integrated transcriptomic analysis reveals metabolic remodeling and gene expression networks related to human 8-cell-stage embryo-like cells
Sonja Nykänen, Embryonic genome regulation by transcription factor DUX4
Single Cell and Spatial Omics Symposium
Single Cell and Spatial Omics Symposium (DPBM-161) on March-12, 2026, in Biomedicum Helsinki Lecture hall 1.
Speakers: Ralf Jungmann (Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry), Allon Klein (Harvard Medical School), Ernst Lengyel (University of Chicago), Ana Martin-Villalba (German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), Nikolaus Rajewsky (Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine) and Maria Secrier (University College London) will present their work, in addition to national speakers Daniela Ungureanu (University of Oulu) and Helena Kilpinen (University of Helsinki). Program, including lunch, and a poster session with sparkling, begins at 9 AM and ends at around 5:30 PM. The symposium is on-site only, free of charge and everybody is warmly welcome to register by Feb-26, or until fully booked.
The poster session is an excellent opportunity to present and discuss your project involving single-cell and/or spatial omics. For students, presenting a poster provides one additional study credit. When registering, please provide a tentative poster title, and be prepared to give a one-slide, 30-second poster teaser during the symposium.