Home Sweet Home: Structure and Function of the Neurogenic Niche in Health and Disease

Host

Margarida Caio, Stem Cells and Regeneration Lab


Venue

Seminar room

12 Mar. 2025

Master Student - Oliveira-Maia Lab

Research
Application Starts: 12 Mar. 2025

A Call for one Research Fellow for a Master student is open at Fundação D. Anna de Sommer Champalimaud e Dr. Carlos Montez Champalimaud (Champalimaud Foundation) in the context of the project entitled “Viscerosensory patwhays in nutrient postingestive signalling”, with reference “PTDC/SAU-NUT/3507/2021” from the call Nº PTDC2021, funded by the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT), through Portuguese National Funds (PIDDAC).

Spatial Omics and AI: Bridging Discovery and Translational Medicine

The "Spatial Omics and AI: Bridging Discovery and Translational Medicine" symposium, is a free event which will explore the impact of Spatial Proteomics and AI in Translational Research and Life Sciences.

Keynote speakers include: 

- Prof. Emma Lundberg (Stanford University)
- Dr. Andrea J. Radtke (Leica Microsystems)
- Dr. Thierry Nordmann (Max Planck Institute)
- Dr. Giuseppe Diaferia (Champalimaud Foundation)

05 March 2025

FUTURE-AI: The roadmap to reliable clinical AI

Developed by an international consortium of 117 experts in legal, ethical, clinical, and AI domains—and featuring Champalimaud Foundation (CF) Principal Investigator Nikolas Papanikolaou—the framework provides a detailed roadmap for creating trustworthy medical AI, from the earliest design stages all the way through clinical deployment and monitoring.

Diana Cadete

Ana S. Santos

Eva Gonçalves

Anna Delios

Frederico Reis

28 February 2025

How does our brain pull us into someone else’s story?

It all began with a little theatre play.

Three women working in  neuroscience walk into the stage. They have to decide what will be the topic of the next Ar Event. After some discussion, they settle on the theatre. How does neuroscience explain what happens when people watch actors perform?, they want to know. So they put their white labcoats on to better think scientifically. 

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