Tuesday, 11 December 2012
Monday, 10 December 2012
Where's Pharmo Rules
1)There are 2 magnets to find.
2)Clues will be posted on the window at the front office every morning. Additional clues will be posted online on our website (www.micb.ca ), Twitter (@MICBmanitoba #WheresPharmo) and on MICB’s Facebook page.
3)Pharmo has been hidden in two locations somewhere in the library, the 5th floor or the 6th floor.
4)Pharmo is not located somewhere that you need a special keycard to gain access to (e.g. GCCRD and Animal Care are off limits), is not located inside someone’s lab, is not located inside a piece of equipment. You won’t need to take anything apart. Pharmo is not located somewhere that you need a ladder. Pharmo can be found by anyone at MICB.
5)Prizes will be awarded at the Christmas Party on December 14th at Pedway Cafe. There is 1 prize per magnet.
2)Clues will be posted on the window at the front office every morning. Additional clues will be posted online on our website (www.micb.ca ), Twitter (@MICBmanitoba #WheresPharmo) and on MICB’s Facebook page.
3)Pharmo has been hidden in two locations somewhere in the library, the 5th floor or the 6th floor.
4)Pharmo is not located somewhere that you need a special keycard to gain access to (e.g. GCCRD and Animal Care are off limits), is not located inside someone’s lab, is not located inside a piece of equipment. You won’t need to take anything apart. Pharmo is not located somewhere that you need a ladder. Pharmo can be found by anyone at MICB.
5)Prizes will be awarded at the Christmas Party on December 14th at Pedway Cafe. There is 1 prize per magnet.
December 10th - Cell Biology Club today
Liz Henson presents "Western Blotting - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly." 101 things that can and do go wrong with Westerns and how to prevent them.
Followed by Sanzida Jahan.
Followed by Sanzida Jahan.
Where's Pharmo!?!
An MICB tradition returns!! Our Christmas treasure hunt starts today at 2:00 in the Lecture Theatre. #WheresPharmo
December 10th - Edge of Science and Medicine Series
"Cutting Edge Physiology - Common features of myofibroblasts in different fibrotic organs" by Dr Boris Hinz, Associate Professor Laboratory of Tissue and Repair and Regeneration, Matrix Dynamics Group, University of Toronto.
12:00 - 1:00 Theatre C, BMSB
12:00 - 1:00 Theatre C, BMSB
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
December 13 - Molecular Biology Seminars
Arnold Greenberg Lecture Theatre
Sponsored by Integrated DNA Technologies and D-Marks Biosciences
10:00 - 11:15 SciTools Web-based Design and Analysis Software. Design tools for PCR, qPCR, and gene knockdown applications.
11:30 - 12:15 The Power of Next Gen Polymerases and Sequencing Technologies. Solutions for amplifications and sequencing with KAPA Biosystems.
RSVP rsetter@idtdna.com or info@d‐markbio.com
Sponsored by Integrated DNA Technologies and D-Marks Biosciences
10:00 - 11:15 SciTools Web-based Design and Analysis Software. Design tools for PCR, qPCR, and gene knockdown applications.
11:30 - 12:15 The Power of Next Gen Polymerases and Sequencing Technologies. Solutions for amplifications and sequencing with KAPA Biosystems.
RSVP rsetter@idtdna.com or info@d‐markbio.com
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