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Opening VIB-UGent Research building FSVM II

16 September 2022, Zwijnaarde, BE
FSVMII opening building

Opening VIB-UGent Research building FSVM II

Opening VIB-UGent Research building FSVM II

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On September 16, we will celebrate the grand opening of our new VIB-UGent Research building FSVM II.

Join us and discover a high-tech building for life sciences research, such as a BSL3 facility for biocontainment of airborne pathogens, unique in the Ghent research ecosystem. Hope to welcome you at 15h00 for 5 scientific talks followed by a reception at 17h45.

What to expect?

This ultramodern research building financed by VIB and Ghent University is located at the Tech Lane Ghent Science Park in Zwijnaarde and named after the Ghent biotech pioneers Fiers, Schell and Van Montagu.

FSVM II is hosting the VIB-UGent Center for Medical Biotechnology under the guidance of Nico Callewaert and is connected with the existing research building FSVM I to facilitate interaction with the VIB research Centers on Inflammation Research and Plant Systems Biology. This new building is equipped with all the necessary top-quality infrastructure for proteomics, protein engineering, experimental medicine etc. and a BSL3 facility for biocontainment of airborne pathogens, which is unique in the Ghent research ecosystem.

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Program

Opening FSVM II - Friday, 16 September, 2022

15:00
15:15
Arrival and registration
15:15
17:45
Scientific talks
15:15
15:45
Dissecting protein kinase and transcription factor signaling in cancer using quantitative interaction proteomics
15:45
16:15
Research Data Infrastructures Enabling Open Science - An Overview and Lessons Learned in Germany
16:45
17:15
VIB Grand Challenges Projects at VIB-UGent Center for Medical Biotechnology
Validation of GlycoCirrhoTest to stratify hepatocellular carcinoma risk in liver cirrhosis patients
Nanobodies to control influenza
17:15
17:45
Rolling a barrel: computational design of pore-forming membrane proteins from physical principles
17:45
18:30
Reception