Programme for the Biomaterials Research centre´s annual meeeting: "Biomaterialomics" related to "the smallest important details for our well being" from both international and national speakers. Professor Tsuda, who discovered vitamin D, explores the molecular mechanisms in relation to bone. There will be a lot of interesting speakers as well as an exhibition.
2010-11-22 09:41 The Japanese Professor Tatsuo Suda, who discovered a part of vitamin D3, visits Göteborg this week. At the seminar "Biomaterialomics - From Molecular Interaction to Human Benefits", he will lecture and show a new concept on vitamin D action in bone. GöteborgBIO and Biomaterials Research Centre organise the event, taking place at Conf. Centre Wallenberg on Thursday November 25, in Göteborg.
2009-11-06 10:43 During the day, there will be many interesting aspects related to bone replacement materials. The symposium is organized by Biomaterials Research Centre in cooperation with GöteborgBIO, and will be held in English. Welcome to thrill your senses, extend your knowledge and get updated within the biomaterials research area!
Tid: 2009-11-19 00:00
Plats:
Göteborg: Lecture Hall "Arvid Carlsson", Medicinaregatan 3
2010-10-04 15:43 Biomaterialomics — From Molecular Interactions to Human Benefits. Welcome to the upcoming annual BRC-day! We promise a day full of the most interesting lectures related to "the smallest important details for our well being" from both international and national speakers. Professor Suda, who discovered a part of vitamin D3, explores the molecular mechanisms in relation to bone. This theme is ...
Tid: 2010-11-25, 08:00 - 15:15
Plats:
Wallenberg Conference Centre, Medicinaregatan 20A, Göteborg, Sweden
2010-11-22 14:05 Professor Tatsuo Suda, Research Centre for Genomic Medicine, Saitama Medical University, Japan.
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