FrontiersInBiomedicine

Le cycle de séminaires des Frontiers in Biomedicine (anciennement "Frontiers in Biology"), initié par la Faculté de médecine en 2003 par les départements de la Section de médecine fondamentale, a pour but d’établir un pont entre médecine et biologie à travers une série de 8 à 10 conférences annuelles.
Des intervenants de renommée mondiale, actifs dans le domaine des sciences de la médecine, sont invités à présenter leur travail à un large public scientifique et médical. Les conférences sont données en anglais.


The Frontiers In Biomedicine (initially "Frontiers in Biology") lecture series was initiated in 2003 at Geneva University’s Faculty of Medicine. The series aims to bridge the gap between biology and medicine through a cycle of eight to ten seminars per year. World-class guest speakers from all domains of the basic medical sciences are invited to present broadly accessible lectures to a non-specialist scientific audience. In English.

Thursdays, 12.30 - 13.30
CMU - A250

Next Seminar:

Thursday, February 21st 2013, 12h30
CMU A250
  
Prof. Xavier NASSIF
Faculté de médecine Paris Descartes
INSERM U1002

"Meningococcemia - How to Cross the
Blood Brain Barrier and Give Meningitis"


«Thanks to the blood-brain barrier, most healthy carriers of Meningococcus are never infected by this pathogen. However, in some cases, the bacteria can cause serious and fatal infections in a very short period of time. Professor Xavier Nassif is a remarkable expert of Meningococcal infections and an excellent speaker. »

(Prof. Patrick LINDER, Host, Departmend of Microbiology and Molecular Medicine, Faculty of medicine UNIGE)


More informations  

All seminars:

DateSpeakerInstitutionHostTitleDept.
18.10.12Thomas SAKMAR, M.D.Rockefeller University, New YorkOliver HartleyTwenty Five Years of the Magnificent Seven: GPCR Research from Rhodopsin to Chemokine ReceptorsPATIM
29.11.12Wolfram SCHULTZ

University of Cambridge, UK, Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience

Christian LüscherNeuronal Reward and Risk SignalsNEUFO
24.01.13Ewan BIRNEYEmmanouil DermitzakisThe Impact of Genomics on HealthcareGEDEV
21.02.13Xaver NASSIFPatrick LinderMeningococcemia - How to Cross the
Blood Brain Barrier and Give Meningitis
MIMOL
21.03.13Mathias UEHLENAmos BairochTo be communicatedDHPS
08.05.13Rafi AHMEDDaniel PinschewerTo be communicatedPATIM
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