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Crick-HEI Staff Attachment Seminar Series

The King's-Crick Partnership team launched a virtual seminar series in April 2021. The series features talks given by university staff attachments to the Crick. Attachments are introduced by a Crick host, and then discuss their current research, before opening the floor to questions.

Following the success of the initial seminars that were given by King's attachments, UCL and Imperial College have scheduled their own seminars.

The seminars are free and open to all staff and students at King’s, Imperial, UCL and the Crick. Please follow the links below to join upcoming seminars.

Past Seminars

Date	Presenter	Crick Host	Title
Monday 12 April 2021	Jeremy Carlton	Michael Way	SARS-CoV-2 Exit Strategies
Monday 26 April 2021	Reimer Kuehn	Vassilis Pachnis	Thoughts on Cell Programming and Cell Reprogramming
Monday 10 May 2021	Benedikt Berninger	Francois Guillemot	Engineering New Interneurons for the Cerebral Cortex
Monday 7 June 2021	Snezhana Oliferenko	Frank Uhlmann	Exploiting Divergent Biology of Two Fission Yeasts to Understand Membrane Function
Monday 21 June 2021	Corinne Houart	Francois Guillemot	Impact of Early Decisions on Forebrain Size, Shape and Complexity
Monday 5 July 2021	Katie Bentley	James Briscoe	Temporal Adaptation of Vascular Branching: Untangling Collective Cell Feedback In Silico and In Vivo
Monday 14 February 2022	Paola Bonfanti	Dominique Bonnet	Reconstitution of a Long-Lived Functional Human Thymus by Postnatal Clonogenic Stem/Progenitor Cells
Monday 28 February 2022	Jernej Ule	Sila Ultanir	How Do Protein-RNA Condensates Form and Contribute to Disease?
Monday 14 March 2022	Edina Rosta	Daniel Groom	Computational Modelling of Phosphate Catalytic Reactions

To review recordings of past seminars, please follow this link.

Upcoming Seminars

2022 Timetable
Date	Presenter	Crick Host	Title	Microsoft Teams Link
Monday 28 March 2022	Mariya Moosajee	Nic Tapon	How Do Genetic Perturbations Lead to Ocular Maldevelopment?	Mariya Moosajee Seminar Link

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