Sci-Life Lunch Seminar Series: Course Syllabus SciLifeLab Lunch Seminar Series - Advancements in the Swedish Research Initiative, 5 hp AIM: The recently created Science for Life Laboratory has centralized a number of different scientific discovery platforms into one location to facilitate large scale collaborative research projects within the Stockholm and Uppsala area. The Sci-Life lunch seminar series aims to introduce the different graduate student bodies at Stockholm University to the techniques that have been established at the SciLifeLab and how they are being utilized in the scientific discovery process. The focus of the seminar series is to expose young scientists to cutting edge research and develop their conceptual capability to integrate these techniques to address open questions in their own research. The course is organized such that students are required to attend the seminars, submit a reflection about the presentation which outlines what you learned, and at the end of the series hand in a 1-2 page essay about one of the techniques and how you could apply it to your own research. Upon completion of the course you should be able to: Explain several different experimental platforms from SciLife Relate the data obtained through these platforms to the relevant biological questions Conceptualize how to apply these platforms to your research Assessment: You are required to attend at least 7 out of the 8 lectures, and participate in the discussions with other students You are required to write a short reflection on each lecture At the end of the course, you are required to submit a 1-2 page essay on one of the presented platforms and describe how you might apply it to your own research Provide peer feedback on an essay from another student Grading criteria (Pass/Fail): Grading Areas Pass Fail The candidate has fulfilled all assessment criteria The candidate has not fulfilled all assessment criteria Sci-Life Lunch Seminar Series: Course Syllabus Seminar Dates (Tuesdays from 12-1; sandwiches and drinks arrive at 11:30) Potential Dates Sept 4 Sept 11 Sept 25 Oct 16 Oct 30 Nov 20 Dec 4 Place Magneli Hall Magneli Hall Magneli Hall Magneli Hall Magneli Hall Magneli Hall Magneli Hall Time 12-1 12-1 12-1 12-1 12-1 12-1 12-1 Speaker Gunnar von Heijne Mats Nilsson Max Käller Thomas Helleday Hans Blom Janne Lehtiö Per Kraulis Topic Introduction TBA Sequencing Functional genetics in cancer research Superresolution Microscopy Mass Spectrometry Bioinformatics