Seminar: Microenvironment regulation of metastasis

Online

The Centre for BioSystems Science and Engineering (BSSE) cordially invites you to attend a departmental seminar.   Speaker: Dr. Kandice Tanner, National Cancer Institute, NIH

Guest Lecture by Dr. Jason T. George on “Stochastic modeling of the tumor-immune interaction”

M Tech Classroom, BSSE Annex

Abstract: “Harnessing the adaptive immune system to recognize and eliminate cancer cells has ushered in T cell-based immunotherapies, which have revolutionized cancer treatment by inducing durable remission for many patients. Due to the immense complexity of T cell immunotherapy, nearly all attempts to improve these approaches and to expand their applications have been driven empirically. […]

Guest Lecture by Dr. Andrew Holle on “Tight squeeze: Engineering confinement for mechanobiology research”

M Tech Classroom, BSSE Annex

Abstract:  Self-induced cellular confinement has been shown to play a role in a wide variety of biological processes, including cancer invasion and metastasis, immune cell navigation, and mechanosensitive gene expression and localization. However, the ability of adult stem cells to enter tight confinements has been less studied, despite the fact that stem cells are capable […]

Seminar by Dr. Vinaya Simha on Lipodystrophy and Insulin Resistance

CES Seminar Hall CES Seminar Hall, 3rd Floor, Biological Science Building

Speaker Name and Affiliation: Dr. Vinaya Simha, Mayo Clinic (currently Satish Dhawan visiting professor at IISc) Seminar Title: Lipodystrophy and Insulin Resistance: Lessons learned and to be learned Abstract: Lipodystrophy syndromes are a diverse group of congenital and acquired disorders characterized by selective fat loss and features of marked insulin resistance including early-onset diabetes, hyperlipidemia […]

Seminar by Dr. Parag Katira on Mechanics of Cancer

M Tech Classroom, BSSE Annex

Title: Mechanics of Cancer Abstract:  Cancer is a disease rooted in genetic mutations and epigenetic regulation of cell biology. There is extensive heterogeneity in the biological drivers of this disease across cancer types, across patients with one type of cancer, and even within tumors within a single patient, making early cancer diagnosis, accurate prognosis and treatment […]