When:
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM CT
Where: 676 St. Clair St. / 19th floor ,
Contact:
Sue Benning
Group: Comprehensive Transplant Center
Category: Lectures & Meetings
NUCTRIBE brings together researchers in transplant-related immunology and biomedical engineering who are working on immune tolerance, virus latency and reactivation, dendritic cell and Th-17 immunobiology, islet cell transplantation, tissue engineering, and many other fields. These researchers are building on successful individual research projects to build broad transdisciplinary collaborations that intend to solve the greatest challenges facing transplantation research.
Faculty are interested in ideas for program and other large-scale grant opportunities that capitalize on Northwestern’s strengths across departments and schools.
When:
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM CT
Where: 676 St. Clair St. / 19th floor ,
Contact:
Sue Benning
Group: Comprehensive Transplant Center
Category: Lectures & Meetings
NUCTRIBE brings together researchers in transplant-related immunology and biomedical engineering who are working on immune tolerance, virus latency and reactivation, dendritic cell and Th-17 immunobiology, islet cell transplantation, tissue engineering, and many other fields. These researchers are building on successful individual research projects to build broad transdisciplinary collaborations that intend to solve the greatest challenges facing transplantation research.
Faculty are interested in ideas for program and other large-scale grant opportunities that capitalize on Northwestern’s strengths across departments and schools.
When:
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM CT
Where: 676 St. Clair St. / 19th floor ,
Contact:
Sue Benning
Group: Comprehensive Transplant Center
Category: Lectures & Meetings
NUCTRIBE brings together researchers in transplant-related immunology and biomedical engineering who are working on immune tolerance, virus latency and reactivation, dendritic cell and Th-17 immunobiology, islet cell transplantation, tissue engineering, and many other fields. These researchers are building on successful individual research projects to build broad transdisciplinary collaborations that intend to solve the greatest challenges facing transplantation research.
Faculty are interested in ideas for program and other large-scale grant opportunities that capitalize on Northwestern’s strengths across departments and schools.
When:
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM CT
Where: 676 St. Clair St. / 19th floor ,
Contact:
Sue Benning
Group: Comprehensive Transplant Center
Category: Lectures & Meetings
NUCTRIBE brings together researchers in transplant-related immunology and biomedical engineering who are working on immune tolerance, virus latency and reactivation, dendritic cell and Th-17 immunobiology, islet cell transplantation, tissue engineering, and many other fields. These researchers are building on successful individual research projects to build broad transdisciplinary collaborations that intend to solve the greatest challenges facing transplantation research.
Faculty are interested in ideas for program and other large-scale grant opportunities that capitalize on Northwestern’s strengths across departments and schools.
When:
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM CT
Where: 676 St. Clair St. / 19th floor ,
Contact:
Sue Benning
Group: Comprehensive Transplant Center
Category: Lectures & Meetings
NUCTRIBE brings together researchers in transplant-related immunology and biomedical engineering who are working on immune tolerance, virus latency and reactivation, dendritic cell and Th-17 immunobiology, islet cell transplantation, tissue engineering, and many other fields. These researchers are building on successful individual research projects to build broad transdisciplinary collaborations that intend to solve the greatest challenges facing transplantation research.
Faculty are interested in ideas for program and other large-scale grant opportunities that capitalize on Northwestern’s strengths across departments and schools.