Section of medicine research (seminar)

  • Teaching

    Details

    Faculty Faculty of Science and Medicine
    Domain Medical Sciences
    Code UE-SME.07211
    Languages English
    Type of lesson Seminar
    Level Master
    Semester SS-2023

    Teaching

    Responsibles
    • Walch Michael
    Description

    The Section of medicine research seminar series consists of a mixture of internal progress reports by principal investigators and senior scientific collaborators, as well as lectures given by external speakers from Switzerland and abroad. The series covers the three main research areas pursued at the Section of medicine:
    i) neurosciences
    ii) cardiovascular and metabolism
    iii) infection, inflammation and cancer.

    Students have the opportunity to meet with external speakers before or after the lecture.
    Softskills No
    Off field No
    BeNeFri Yes
    Mobility Yes
    UniPop No
  • Assessments methods

    Evaluation continue

    Assessments methods By success/failure
    Descriptions of Exams Passed or failed, based on active participation
  • Assignment
    Valid for the following curricula:
    Additional Courses in Sciences
    Version: ens_compl_sciences
    Paquet indépendant des branches > Specialized courses in Biomedical Science (Master level)
    Additional programme requirements for PhD studies [PRE-DOC]
    Version: 2020_1/v_01
    Additional programme requirements for PhD studies (Faculty of Science and Medicine) > Specialized courses in Biomedical Science (Master level)
    Medical Sciences [3e cycle]
    Version: 2015_1/V_01
    Continuing education > Specialized courses in Biomedical Science (Master level)
    Medical Sciences [POST-DOC]
    Version: 2015_1/V_01
    Continuing education > Specialized courses in Biomedical Science (Master level)
    sp-MSc-EBR, option Infection, Inflammation and Cancer [MA] 120
    Version: 2022_1/V_01
    sp-MSc-EBR, option Infection, Inflammation and Cancer, courses and seminars (from AS2022 on) > sp-MSc-EBR, option Infection, Inflammation and Cancer, thesis-related activities (from AS2022 on)