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lecture

Capturing the native structure of membrane protein using vesicles

Speaker: Prof. Shangyu Dang

Time: January 14th. 10:00 - 11:30am

Venue: Room 111, Lynn Library

Biomolecular condensates and their implications for cell physiology and disease

Speaker: Prof. Anthony A. Hyman

Time: 4:20-5:30 PM, 10 Jan. , 2024

Venue: Room 110, Lynn Library

Signaling of plant NLRs: from resistosomes to second messengers

Speaker: Prof. Jijie Chai

Time: January 9th.10:00-11:30am

Venue: Room 111,Lynn Library

VENI VIDI VICI: cryo-ET enables an imaging-driven approach for cell biology study

Speaker: Prof. Qiang Guo

Time: December 20th.10:00-11:30am

Venue: Room 111,Lynn Library

Next generation RNA vaccine in tumor immunotherapy

Speaker: Prof. Erwei SONG

Time: 3:30-4:30 PM, 11 Dec. , 2024

Venue: Room 110, Lynn Library

Departments

Department of Biology

Department of Biology

Department of Immunology and Microbiology

Department of Immunology and Microbiology

Department of Systems Biology

Department of Systems Biology

Department of Chemical Biology

Department of Chemical Biology

Department of Neuroscience

Department of Neuroscience

research

Research Area

The research area covers important fields: systems biology, neurobiology, plant biology, immunology and microbiology , chemical biology , structural biology.

Scientific Achievements

In recent years, our teaching staff members' voices have been increasingly heard in international biological field by publishing more than 500 excellent papers with SUSTech as the first author or corresponding author including Nature Communications,Cell Research, Cell Stem Cell,Circulation Research.

Research Paltform

Since its establishment, SUSTech has promoted the construction of various scientific research platforms and has been approved to build 2 provincial research platforms.

  • 2020

    Set up

  • 400 +

    Staff

  • 50 +

    Faculty members

Faculty

Since our inception, the School of Life Sciences has attached enormous importance to attracting high-quality talents to its faculty.

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