Past events

CRBI is hosting a series of seminars that introduce the research topics currently pursued in the laboratories of the members of the centre. In the second round of seminars, the postdoctoral fellows and graduate students will introduce narrower research topics in more detail.

CRBI is hosting a series of seminars that introduce the research topics currently pursued in the laboratories of the members of the centre. In the second round of seminars, the postdoctoral fellows and graduate students will introduce narrower research topics in more detail.

Centre for Research in Biomolecular Interactions present a gues lecturer, Dr. Alan Cochrane from Department of Molecular Genetics, University of Toronto.

CRBI is hosting a series of seminars that introduce the research topics currently pursued in the laboratories of the members of the centre. In the second round of seminars, the postdoctoral fellows and graduate students will introduce narrower research topics in more detail.

CRBI is hosting a series of seminars that introduce the research topics currently pursued in the laboratories of the members of the centre. In the second round of seminars, the postdoctoral fellows and graduate students will introduce narrower research topics in more detail.

CRBI is hosting a series of seminars that introduce the research topics currently pursued in the laboratories of the members of the centre. In the second round of seminars, the postdoctoral fellows and graduate students will introduce narrower research topics in more detail.

CRBI is hosting a series of seminars that introduce the research topics currently pursued in the laboratories of the members of the centre. In the second round of seminars, the postdoctoral fellows and graduate students will introduce narrower research topics in more detail.

Centre for Research in Biomolecular Interactions and Chemistry Department at York University present a gues lecturer, Dr. Paul Cremer from Department of Chemistry, Texas A&M University.

Centre for Research in Biomolecular Interactions presents a guest speaker, Dr. Ulrich Krull from Department of Chemical and Physical Sciences University of Toronto, Mississauga, who will give a talk about the use of Quantum Dots in optical biosensing.

CRBI is hosting a series of seminars that introduce the research topics currently pursued in the laboratories of the members of the centre. In this first round of seminars, the primary investigators will give overviews of their research interests.