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11:51 am Invited Talk: Functional MR Imaging of the brain: An Overview
Invited Talk: Functional MR Imaging of the brain: An Overview
Aug 12 @ 11:51 am – 12:17 pm
Invited Talk: Functional MR Imaging of the brain: An Overview
Claudia AM Wheeler-Kingshott, Ph.D. University Reader in Magnetic Resonance Physics, Department of Neuroinflammation, UCL Institute of Neurology, London, UK Abstract Detecting neuronal activity in vivo non-invasively is possible with a number of techniques. Amongst these, in 1990 functional magnetic resonance
12:18 pm Invited Talk: Epigenetic Changes due to DNA Methylation in Human Epithelial Tumors @ Acharya Hall
Invited Talk: Epigenetic Changes due to DNA Methylation in Human Epithelial Tumors @ Acharya Hall
Aug 12 @ 12:18 pm – 12:39 pm
Invited Talk: Epigenetic Changes due to DNA Methylation in Human Epithelial Tumors @ Acharya Hall | Vallikavu | Kerala | India
K. Satyamoorthy, Ph.D. Director, Life Sciences Centre, Manipal University, India Epigenetic Changes due to DNA Methylation in Human Epithelial Tumors Extensive global hypomethylation in the genome and hypermthylation of selective tumor specific suppressor genes appears to be a hallmark of
2:40 pm Delegate Talk: Development of a Phototrophic Microbial Fuel Cell with sacrificial electrodes and a novel proton exchange matrix @ Sathyam Hall
Delegate Talk: Development of a Phototrophic Microbial Fuel Cell with sacrificial electrodes and a novel proton exchange matrix @ Sathyam Hall
Aug 12 @ 2:40 pm – 2:55 pm
Delegate Talk:  Development of a Phototrophic Microbial Fuel Cell with sacrificial electrodes and a novel proton exchange matrix @ Sathyam Hall | Vallikavu | Kerala | India
Ajith Madhavan Assistant Professor, School of Biotechnology, Amrita University Development of a Phototrophic Microbial Fuel Cell with sacrificial electrodes and a novel proton exchange matrix If micro organisms can solve Sudoku and possibly have feelings, who is to say that