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Research seminars and colloquia


Seminar Schedule 2023

Seminars are held at 1pm in Room BIG13 of the Biochemistry Bldg, Science 1, 710 Cumberland St.

At this stage, seminars may be subject to change.

See latest news and events for more detail about the next upcoming seminar.

Date

Time

Speaker

Institution

Comments

 Sem 1:        
19 February
1:00pm Prof Søren  Sørensen University of Copenhagen  
26 February 1:00pm Remy Mushin  Micro & Immuno  
4 March 1:00pm Andrew Highton Micro & Immuno  
11 March 1:00pm Prof Roslyn Kemp Micro & Immuno  
18 March  1:00pm

Pinilla Redondo Rafa

 
University of Copenhagen  
25 March 1:00pm Joep de Ligt Hartwig Medical Foundation  
 1 April
Easter Monday    
 
 
8 April 1:00pm Stephanie Waller Micro & Immuno    
19 June 1:00pm Htin Aung Micro & Immuno  
15 April        
22 April        
29 April        
6 May          
13 May      
 
20 May 1:00pm  Cara Adolph Micro & Immuno
 
27 May  Tertiary Open Day No seminar      
3 June King's B-day        
10 June  1:00pm Jerusha Bennett  Zoology     
17 June  1:00pm Alex McLellan   Micro & Immun  
24 June        
1 July
         
8 July          
Sem 2:        
15 July          
22 July      
 
 
29 July          
5 August        
12 August          
19 August 1:00pm Alice McSweeney   Micro & Immun  
26 August
         
2 September        
9 September          
16 September          
23 September        
30 September        
7 October        
14 October        
21 October        
28 October Labour Day      
4 November        
11 November        
18 November        
25 November        
2 December        
9 December        
16 December        

Postgraduate Research Colloquia Talks Schedule 2023

The colloquia talks are held on Fridays at 1pm in Room 208. PG students are required to take part in a colloquia once a year. Speakers who are scheduled to talk are expected to give a 15-min talk with 5-mins for questions (time will be kept by a PG rep). Speakers need to stick to their allotted time, including question time.  Question time priority is first given to students then the wider department. The sessions are intended to be relatively informal with descriptions of both problematic and triumphal aspects of current research, as well as a brief introduction to assist a general audience's understanding of the project.  Attendance at colloquia is compulsory for PG students.  The PG reps will coordinate the organisation of these colloquia talks.

Date PG Speaker 1 PG Speaker 2 Chair & Title Session