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Lorna Casselton Memorial Lectures
talks
academic
About this event
A prestigious annual lecture series held in memory of Lorna Casselton. These lectures bring distinguished speakers to Oxford to discuss significant advancements in science and academia.
Why you should come
AI-powered• Hear Nobelists Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun discuss the discovery of tiny RNAs
• Learn how experimental worm genetics revealed ancient biological regulatory systems
• Experience a high-level scientific keynote at the University of Oxford
Event Highlights
- •Keynote address by Nobel Laureates Professor Victor Ambros and Professor Gary Ruvkun
- •Exploration of the discovery of microRNAs and ancient genomic worlds
- •Annual memorial event honoring the legacy of fungal genetics pioneer Lorna Casselton
- •Hosted by St Cross College, University of Oxford
Speakers
Professor Victor Ambros
Nobel Laureate and Professor
Professor Gary Ruvkun
Nobel Laureate and Professor
Programme
14 May
How Experimental Worm Genetics and Genomics Revealed an Ancient World of Tiny RNAs
The 12th Lorna Casselton Memorial Lecture delivered by Nobel Laureates Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun.
Organized by: St Cross College, Oxford
Contact: https://www.stx.ox.ac.uk/contact
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