Events: June 2012

The chicken embryo's chorioallantoic membrane (CAM) assay is an attractive tool to study vascular biology in a variety of fundamental and applied problems.  The CAM assay is cheap, simple, easy and reliable. 

Understanding and adapting the underlying principles of survival solutions to create miniature mobile robots that can operate in unstructured environments.

Invited lecturer Hirotada Mori from Keio University discusses the application of a new single gene deletion library with bar code tags.

 This international symposium will focus on research and technology development based on non-linear dynamical systems and self-organizing behavior that are beginning to transform the fields of medicine and robotics. It is co-organized by Wyss core faculty members Jim Collins, Ary Goldberger, Don Ingber, Radhika Nagpal, Conor Walsh and Robert Wood. [Update - 06.04.2012 Registration is now closed. You may register on-site at the event].

The 2012 World Science Festival will take place in New York City May 30 – June 3. Wyss Institute Founding Director Don Ingber will speak at Innovation Square on Saturday, June 2nd at 3:45 PM.