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Monday afternoon lecture series
A long standing tradition of Sanquin Research is the weekly guest lecture series. Top notch scientists give a lecture on a research topic that is relevant to Sanquin. Every Monday afternoon from 1 till 2 pm our auditorium is packed.

About four times a year the lecture is followed or preceded by a masterclass for PhD students, known as the Landsteiner Lecture & Masterclass.
The Masterclasses have a maximum of 12-15 participants. Sanquin PhD students and PhD students from the Academic Medical Centre of the University of Amsterdam have priority. Please send an e-mail to Ms. Wendy Snijder to register for the lecture or masterclass of your choice.

The lectures are open for everybody who is interested. They take place in the Sanquin Auditorium, Sanquin Research, Plesmanlaan 125, Amsterdam, 16.00 hrs. Click here for an overview of the Landsteiner Masterclass & Lectures given earlier.

DateGuest speakersTitle lecture
14 June 2010Martijn Gloerich (Dept. of Physiological Chemistry, Centre for Biomedical Genetics and Cancer Genomics Centre, Utrecht)‘Direct spatial control of Epac1 by cyclic AMP’
21 June 2010Nicole P. Juffermans (Dept. of Intensive Care Medicine, AMC)‘TRALI in the critically ill’
28 June 2010Janine van Gils (Department of Medicine, The Leon H. Charney Division of Cardiology, New York University School of Medicine, USA)‘Netrin-1: A multifunctional guidance cue that promotes atherosclerosis‘

Landsteiner Lectures & Masterclasses
LectureMasterclass
25 November 2010: prof. dr. Olivier Pertz (Dept. of Cell Migration and Neuritogenesis, University of Basel)‘Real-time imaging in cell biology’
30 September 2010: Masterclass Prof. Dietmar Vestweber (Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine)'Dynamics of cell-cell junctions'
22 June 2009: Marloes Tijssen (University of Cambridge, Department of Haematology, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research UK)‘Comparison of the gene regulatory programs of blood stem cells and megakaryocytes’
14 March 2007: Prof. Keith Burridge (University of North Carolina, USA)‘The role of small GTPases in cellular functions’
28 August 2006: Prof. dr. Dennis Burton (The Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, USA)'Neutralizing antibodies and HIV vaccine design''Neutralizing Antibodies'
10 March 2006: Dr. Mark Ginsberg (Univerity of California at San Diego). ‘Integrin Signaling in Inflammation and Cancer’‘Integrin Activation and Signalling in Cell Adhesion’
27 October 2003: Robin W. Carrell MD PhD (Department of Hematologie, University of Cambridge)'How serpins change their fold and what can we do about it?'
29 September 2003: Prof. Laurence A. Boxer MD PhD (University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, MI, USA)The role of ceramide and its metabolites in regulating phagocytosis
26 May 2003: Prof. Clark Anderson PhD'IgG and albumin transport by the MHC-like Fc receptor, FcRn'
20 January 2003: Prof. dr. J.C. Jensenius (University of Aarhus, Dept. of Medical Microbiology and Immunology, Denmark)'The MBL pathway of complement. An update'


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