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11.00 – 11.20 Jasbani Dayal (Dundee) Multiclonality in drug resistant cSCC using high-throughput analysis of karyotypic heterogeneity’ 11.20 – 11.40 Ahmad Alboulshi (GCU) A role for connexin signalling in inflammatory disorders of epidermis 11.40 – 12.00 Ronan McLellan (Edinburgh) … Continue reading
Visiting Lecture Prof. Steve Jacques from U.S.
Friday 26 September 2014, 10:00–11:00 Lecture Theatre C, Physics and Astronomy, University of St. Andrews.
Please find the 91st Scottish Skin Biology Club minutes for Thursday 29th May 2014.
Minutes 91st SSBC meeting GCU May 2014
The summer meeting will be on the 29th of May in Glasgow. Please look out for a call for abstracts! Prof Mike Olsen will be the guest speaker at this meeting.
All the best,
Kim.
Next meeting is
Thursday 21st November 2013
Please let Trisha <Patricia.Martin@gcu.ac.uk> know if you plan to attend and present a talk by Friday 8th November.
Thanks!
For more details click the link bellow:
http://www.scottishmicroscopygroup.org.uk/Symposium/SMG_symposim.html
Laurent Gagnoux-Palacios from Institut Biologie Valrose is the guest speaker for our next meeting. Please see “next meeting” section in our website for details.
The Diabetes Research group at Glasgow Caledonian have a Skin Research Tissue Bank available. Please go to ‘Resources’ on the menu bar for details.
If anyone has any other useful resources for skin research please get in contact (K.Robinson@dundee.ac.uk)
The next meeting will be on the 21st November in Dundee. Please look out for a call for abstracts!
Best wishes,
Kim.
The SSBC holds two meetings per year, typically on the last Thursday of May and November. These times are chosen to be a complementary as possible to the clinical commitments of the medical fraternity. The attendees are mainly scientists, vets and clinicians working in the field of skin research. Lifetime membership fee is a nominal £10.
Since the Club rules stipulate that papers from the floor should not have been presented previously at national or international meetings, this has meant that it is an ideal forum for junior speakers and postgraduate students to hone their presentation skills- it also means that talks heard are “hot off the bench” and provides a test-drive for talks that will be presented later at national and international meetings.
