Nobel Prize-winning British physician-scientist, Professor at the University of Oxford and Distinguished Scholar of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research
Why it’s exciting to study science: an example from the biology of oxygen
24 November 2025. 11:50-12:50
Professor and Chair of Urology at Medical University of Vienna, President of the Austrian and Central European Urological Societies
soon available
24 November 2025. 14:30-15:30
Program Director of NASE
Introduction of the National Academy of Scientist Education Program
24 November 2025. 11:30-11:50
Why does the Pancreas produce Bicarbonate?
24 November 2025. 15:30-16:30
Evolution of complexity and fruiting body development
Short summary about the presentation24 November 2025. 12:50-13:00
The regulatory cells of our memory
Short summary about the presentation25 November 2025. 9:00-9:20
Characterization of allergic skin diseases in experimental animals
Short summary about the presentation25 November 2025. 9:20-9:40
Are our own cells turning against us? - The role of astrocytes in the development of brain metastases
Short summary about the presentation25 November 2025. 9:40-10:00
Sugars against the flu: An introduction to targeted protein degradation
Short summary about the presentation25 November 2025. 10:30-10:50
Molecular Fitness: How miRNAs Translate Exercise into Tumor Therapy
Short summary about the presentation25 November 2025. 10:50-11:10
Development of a kidney transplantation large animal model - method and complications
Short summary about the presentation25 November 2025. 11:10-11:30
Hungarian entrepreneur and recipient of the Gábor Dénes Prize, recognized as one of the most influential figures in Hungary’s innovation and startup ecosystem
The Promise of the Longevity Industry
23 November 2025. 20:00-21:00
Pedagogical expert
Pedagogical Considerations of Planning Spectrophotometry Lab Sessions
Short summary about the25 November 2025. 09:00-11:30
