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Charles Jeffrey Brinker
Biotic/Abiotic Materials: Behavior Of Cells In Nanostructural Isolation
Guest lecturer
Event
Many bacteria emit and sense small, diffusible 'signaling' molecules (autoinducers) whose extracellular concentration regulates gene expression through a positive feedback system, controlling important functions including virulence and biofilm formation. …
16:00 to 17:00

" ... of art, we must speak "
Roland Recht, chair History of medieval and modern European art
Guest lecturer
Series
Of all the art historians who founded the discipline through their teaching and publications in the 19th century, Jacob Burckhardt (1818-1897) remains the only German-language author whose works - "Cicerone", "Renaissance Architecture in Italy" and …
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Yannick Allanore
Gender bias in lupus and systemic scleroderma
Symposium
Event
17:15 to 17:40

Jean-Pierre Hardelin
Genetic heterogeneity and sex ratio bias in Kallmann syndrome
Symposium
Event
14:40 to 15:05

Michael Schumacher
Role of steroid hormones in myelin sexual dimorphism and axon remyelination
Symposium
Event
16:25 to 16:50

Jean-Louis Mandel
Sex bias in intellectual deficiency (mental retardation): historical perspective and current hypotheses
Symposium
Event
14:15 to 14:40

Philippe Corcia
Gender effect in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Symposium
Event
16:00 to 16:25

Sonia Berrih-Aknin
AIRE: A key factor in gender-biased autoimmune disorders
Symposium
Event
16:50 to 17:15

Christel Depienne
Heterozygous mutations of the PCDH19 gene : a frequent cause of epilepsy with or without mental retardation limited to girls/Gender bias in Tourette syndrome
Symposium
Event
15:05 to 15:40

Claire Rougeulle
X chromosome inactivation and its impact on human pathologies
Symposium
Event
10:55 to 11:20

Richard Festenstein
Not just sex: Sex chromosome complement effects independent of phenotypic sex determine autosomal gene expression differences
Symposium
Event
11:35 to 12:05

Stanislas Lyonnet
Hirschsprung disease illustrates a multifactorial mechanism of parent-of-origin effect in complex genetic diseases
Symposium
Event
12:35 to 13:00

François Tronche
Control of gene expression and sex differences: genetic dissection of nuclear receptors functions
Symposium
Event
10:30 to 10:55

Thomas Bourgeron
The male and female synapses in autism spectrum disorders
Symposium
Event
12:05 to 12:35

Catherine Dulac
Introductory conference-Sex battles in the brain: genomic imprinting in the developing and adult CNS
Symposium
Event
09:40 to 10:30

Tord Ekelöf
Particle gas pedals for science and society
Guest lecturer
Event
Documents and media Download support …
17:00 to 18:00

Dieter Meschede
Quantum Walks and Digital Quantum Simulation
Guest lecturer
Event
Quantum systems which are discrete both in space and time can be realized with pseudo-spin-1⁄2 atoms stored in the spin-dependent optical lattice presented inlecture I: the quantum state evolves in a digital way through finite time steps, with spatial …
11:00 to 12:00

Moshe Vardi
Database Queries-Logic and Complexity
Seminar
Event
Documents and media Download support …
11:00 to 12:00

Anthony Grafton
Corrections and proofreaders in Renaissance Europe (3)
Guest lecturer
Event
14:30 to 15:30

Jean-Louis Mandel
Recent developments in the genetics of autism and intellectual disability (3)
Lecture
Event
11:00 to 12:00

Charles Jeffrey Brinker
Replicating Cellular Life Forms In Silica
Guest lecturer
Event
We have discovered a process, Silica Cell Replication , wherein mammalian cells direct their exact replication in silica . The silica cell replicas preserve nm-to macro-scale cellular features and dimensions on both the cell surface and interior after …
16:00 to 17:00

Michel Butor et Jean-François Heisser
Concert-dialogue : Michel Butor, writer and Jean-François Heisser, pianist
Lecture
Event
17:00 to 19:00

Dieter Meschede
Single Atoms and Single Photons: Retrieving Information
Guest lecturer
Event
Both simple atoms and photons can be described by two quantum states only, e.g. two selected internal states for atoms, two polarization states for photons. In a new language, introduced over the past two decades, such objects are now considered carriers …
11:00 to 12:00

Anthony Grafton
Corrections and proofreaders in Renaissance Europe (2)
Guest lecturer
Event
14:30 to 15:30