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The Lunch Talks are BACK! We are thrilled to finally be able to re-launch this series in person after more than 2 years.

Thursday, May 19, 2022, 11 AM

Size matters: How does the planarian flatworm know it has grown enough

by Hahn Vu

EMBL Heidelberg, Germany

Past Lunch Talks

Date	Title	Speaker	Company / Institute	Host
27 February 2020	Dissecting selective protein degradation in health and disease	Anton Khmelinskii	IMB Mainz, Germany	Dr. Bachir El Debs
16 January 2020	Shaping Chromatin Structure in Development and Transcriptional Regulation	Aleksandra Pękowska	Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology PAS, Poland	Dr. Michał Ślęzak
19 December 2019	Understanding Cilia-Mediated Autophagy in the Central Nervous System	Olatz Pampliega	Achucarro Basque Center for Neuroscience, Spain
21 November 2019	Pathogenic Impact of the Interplay of Inflammation and Blood Vessels in Colorectal Carcinoma and Inflammatory Bowel Diseases	Michael Stürzl	Medical Immunology Campus Erlangen, Germany	DKFZ / Postdoc Network
17 October 2019	Gene Regulation Mediated by Non-Coding RNAs, RNA Binding Proteins and RNA Modifications	Gunter Meister	University of Regensburg, Germany	Dr. Jan Mauer
19 June 2019	Primary and Secondary B Cell Activation	Jürgen Wienands	Georg August University Göttingen, Germany	Dr. John Lindner
16 May 2019	A Role for the Bone Marrow Niche in Regulating the Hematopoietic Stem Cell Response to Stress Hematopoiesis	Tiago C. Luis	Imperial College London, United Kingdom	DKFZ / Postdoc Network
18 April 2019	Mapping, Screening, and Modeling Cellular Traits	Leopold Parts	Sanger Institute, United Kingdom	Dr. Balca Mardin
21 March 2019	Novel Insights into the Roles of Epigenetic Enzymes and Readers in Health and Disease	Albert Jeltsch	University of Stuttgart, Germany	Dr. Renata Jurkowska
7 February 2019	Where There is No Doctor – A Mobile Health Approach	Walter Karlen	ETH Zurich, Switzerland
17 January 2019	Photoreception beyond Rods and Cones	Robert Lucas	University of Manchester, United Kingdom	Dr. Michał Ślęzak

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