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On 10-13 May 2010 there will be a workshop in Nanobiotechnology, organised by SSF in collaboration with NIMS (National Institute of Materials Science). The objective of the workshop is to strenghten scientific collaborations between Sweden and Japan within the field of nanobiotechnology. The workshop is at the Toray Educational Center in Mishima, Japan. This is the 6th succesive workshop, all have been arranged by both Sweden and Japan repectively; the most recent meeting was in Stockholm in November 2008.
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Ion bipolar junction transistors

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On June 10 at 9.15, Keira Melican defends her thesis ' The physiological and microbiological response to renal UPEC infection'. Hillarp hall (Retzius väg 8).

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John Hepburn is Vice President Research & International at University of British Columbia, Canada, Terry Kellam is the Director of his office. Soren Harbel is Life Science Ambassador at Life Sciences, British Columbia, Canada.

The exhibition 'Celebration of knowledge and health' is inaugurated by Prof. Harriet Wallberg-Henriksson, President Karolinska Institutet. This is followed by the symposium 'Neuroscience - Unraveling mysteries of the brain', a collaboration between Karolinska Institutet and RIKEN Brain Science Institute. Here Prof. Agneta Richter-Dahlfors will talk about 'Nanomedical approaches to neuroscience'. Full programme