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[:no]Notice that the following CCBIO courses has deadline February 1<\/strong> for registration in Studentweb<\/a>\/S\u00f8knadsweb<\/a> for those who wish to be credited with the ECTS\/study points:<\/p>\n

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CCBIO907, course in cancer-related vascular biology 2023
\n<\/strong>A unique course: Meet and learn from Harvard researchers who have been in the frontline of vascular biology research for decades, in addition to local experts. Confirmed lecturers are Bruce Zetter, Diane R. Bielenberg, Michael S. Rogers, Steven Swendeman, Randolph Watnick, Ed Smith,<\/strong> and Dipak Panigrahy<\/strong>. Lectures on a wide variety of topics, including: Introduction to cancer and angiogenesis, history of angiogenesis research, tumor biology with a focus on tumor initiation and tumor metastasis, basic physiology of blood and lymphatic vessels, lymphatic vessel development and remodeling, tumor microenvironment including angiocrine signaling, molecular signaling in vascular biology: tyrosine kinases and GPCRs, tumor perfusion, measuring angiogenesis and vessel function, bridging the gap between science and medicine by disease-focused research, inflammation, axon guidance factors and nerve invasion, immune-angiogenic interaction, anti-angiogenic treatment in clinical practice. In addition you will have the opportunity to attend two seminars: \u2018Metastasis without a tumor\u2019 by Michael S. Rogers, and \u2018Learning from tumor to treat stroke\u2019 by Ed Smith.<\/p>\n

You will also have the unique opportunity to learn essential extra-curricular skills<\/strong> from the Harvard faculty. Diane Bielenberg \u2018How to Craft Your Science Pitch, and Dipak Panigraphy will lead a session on the importance of mentoring in science-how to be a good mentor and mentee and how to make sure that expectations are met. You will also learn about the Fundamentals of Proposal Writing by Randolph Watnick. You will also get to participate on \u2018proposal workshopping\u2019 with the Harvard faculty.<\/p>\n

When<\/strong>: March 20\u201331, 2023.<\/p>\n

Where<\/strong>: Auditorium at the campus Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen. In person attendance.<\/p>\n

Program<\/strong>: See preliminary program here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

ECTS<\/strong>: This is a 6 ECTS course at the University of Bergen<\/p>\n

Registration, 3 links<\/strong>: With ECTS, already UiB student<\/em>: Students who are already registered at the UiB and need the ECTS, register for this course at StudentWeb<\/a>. With ECTS, not a UiB student<\/em>: If you need the ECTS, you need to register as a guest student in S\u00f8knadsweb<\/a> at the University of Bergen (UiB). Deadline for this is February 1, 2023. No ECTS<\/em>: Use this separate registration link<\/a> if you are only interested in the lectures and want to hop in and out as you please (will not get ECTS, and no need to join the group assignments or the exam).<\/p>\n

More info<\/strong>: on this page<\/a><\/p>\n

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CCBIO908 Scientific Writing and Communication Seminar 2023<\/strong><\/p>\n

We are repeating the success from earlier years, a seminar in Scientific Writing May 22-23, 2023, in the CCBIO\/Harvard INTPART collaboration. Learn how to:<\/p>\n