MDC Lecture

The MDC Lecture series offers the opportunity to meet some of the most prominent world-wide researchers in the field of molecular medicine. There are four lectures per year. The series is organized by the Scientific Directorate, and each lecture is hosted by one of our principal investigators.

Event

MDC Lecture

Paola Arlotta: Understanding brain development and disease: from embryos to organoids

Virtual Meeting
MDC Lecture

James L. Kirkland: Aging, Chronic Disease, and Senolytic Agents: The Path to Translation.

Virtual Meeting
MDC Lecture

Sarah Teichmann: Cell states and transcriptional programmes in the adult human heart

BIMSB Large Conference Room
MDC Lecture

Julia Mahamid: From stress response in eukaryotes to transcription-translation coupling in bacteria. Unique insights from in-cell cryo-electron tomography

MDC.C Axon 1
MDC Lecture

Elaine Fuchs: Stem Cells in Silence, Action and Cancer

MDC.C Axon 1
MDC Lecture

Leslie Leinwand, "Myosin myopathies: Mechanisms of pathogenesis and potential therapeutics"

MDC.C Axon 1
MDC Lecture

Prof. Gilles Laurent, "Neural Motion"

MDC.C Axon 1
MDC Lecture

Prof. Thomas Südhof, “The role of synaptic cell-adhesion molecules in synaptic connectivity: The case of neuroligins”

MDC.C Axon 1
MDC Lecture

Why so many ways to die? The Non-canonical Inflammasome Pathway (Vishva M. Dixit)

MDC.C Axon 1
MDC Lecture

The first steps of vision: cell types, circuits and repair (Botond Roska)

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