PROGRAM

Kavli Colloquium - Alexander van Oudenaarden: "Novel single-cell sequencing tools to explore cells in space and time”

Date:

Time:

16:00 hrs

Location:

Kronigzaal, Delft or onlline

 

Biography

Prof. dr. ir. Alexander van Oudenaarden is director and group leader at the Hubrecht Institute (KNAW) and professor of quantitative biology of gene regulation at the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Medicine at Utrecht University. His research group works with advanced (light) microscopy and sequencing technologies in order to study individual cells. Van Oudenaarden studied materials science and physics at Delft, where he also obtained his PhD in solid state physics. As a postdoc he worked at Stanford University collaborating with Steven Boxer and Julie Theriot. He was professor of physics and biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In 2012 he moved to the Hubrecht Institute after 15 years in the USA. His group combines techniques – in part developed by themselves – from developmental biology, molecular biology, physics, mathematics and computer science. He was awarded the 2011 and 2016 ERC Advanced Investigator grant and in 2017 van Oudenaarden won the Spinoza Award.

 

 

Due to new corona measures, the colloquium will be held in the Theatre Hall of Building X (Building 37, Mekelweg 8, Delft). Anyone who wishes to enter Building X has had to show a COVID certificate. Once you have been checked and are inside, you do not have to wear a face mask or maintain 1.5 metre social distancing. There will be no drinks after the colloquium.


Online meeting details


https://tudelft.zoom.us/j/96081570790?pwd=UFdydUEvdFhQMEtZUDBWU2VmeXVUZz09


Meeting ID: 960 8157 0790

Passcode: 717139