The Gut Microbiome has Diet-Dependent Effectson Gut-Brain Signaling and Appetite in Zebrafish
03 Apr 2025, 1pm @ S4A, B & C Room
Seminar Programmes
- November 21, 2019
Seminar Programmes
All Department of Pharmacy staff (academic and research) are invited to attend this Seminar series, in which senior graduate students and research-active staff have the opportunity to present their most recent discoveries and/or their research initiatives. Prominent visiting professors from renowned universities and other distinguished visitors to the Department are also invited to present their research.
The programme normally runs from August to December (semester 1) and from January to May (semester 2) of each academic year.
The Science of Education and Training in Pharmacy
09 Apr 2025, 3pm @ S4 Level 5 Seminar Room
Characterisation of Tailoring Enzymes Involved in Triceptide Biosynthesis
20 Feb 2025, 1pm @ S4A, B & C Room
Unlocking the Therapeutic Potential of Natural Products from Marine Cyanobacteria
17 Feb 2025, 1.30pm @ S4A, B & C Room
SAMHD1high macrophages drive resistance to cytarabine in acute myeloid leukemia (AML) by pyrimidine metabolite deoxycytidine (dC)
13 Feb 2025, 1pm @ S4A Level 3, B & C Room
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