Ghent University

Lecture 'From Babylon to Byzantium: Iamblichus' novel and its reception'

by evebrack — published 10-02-2021 — last modified 10-02-2021 16:13

Nunzio Bianchi: From Babylon to Byzantium: Iamblichus' novel and its reception

by evebrack — published 10-02-2021 — last modified 10-02-2021 16:14

Paolo Brusa: From wandering to destitution: a shift in Heliodoran peregrinatio in 17th century Spain

by nvlangen — published 11-06-2021 — last modified 11-06-2021 13:13

A view on the research of human disorders associated with an up-regulation of type I intereferons by Yanick Crow (The University of Edinburgh, UK).

by nvlangen — published 04-06-2021 — last modified 04-06-2021 16:30

Elizabeth Mann (The University of Manchester, UK) will focus on the specialised role of macrophages in the uterus in mice and women.

by nvlangen — published 27-05-2021 — last modified 27-05-2021 16:03

Mahesh S. Desai (Luxembourg Institute of Health, Luxembourg) will explain his research on how the fiber-deprived gut microbiome impacts our health.

by nvlangen — published 10-05-2021 — last modified 10-05-2021 15:40

Lars Vereecke (VIB-UGent) will show his latest work on host-microbiome interactions using transgenic and germ-free mouse technology

by kiadkeys — published 16-03-2021 — last modified 16-03-2021 15:00

The maxillary sinus will be discussed in detail based on scientific insights and case studies with an emphasis on 3D imaging.

by kiadkeys — published 17-05-2021 — last modified 17-05-2021 16:05

This lecture is part of the Interdisciplinary Medical & Health Seminars

by dpenafie — published 09-06-2021 — last modified 09-06-2021 11:51

Young international researchers talk about their background and experience working in the current projects to tackle malnutrition in Ecuador.