YES Meeting

Krishna Dani

“Oxygen Challenge Imaging In Acute Ischaemic Stroke” Neurosciences Krishna Dani is currently a Clinical Lecturer and Registrar in Neurology in the University of Glasgow since 2010. Born in 1979, he took has worked in Glasgow since the beginning of his medical career. He had his Bachelor Degree in [...]
Pre-Course

Innovation is a cornerstone of Science and anything associated to development. As a result, the 8th YES Meeting will feature, for the first time ever, a Pre-Course. During the 19th of September – the day before the congress starts – people will be able to attend a variety of [...]
Fees and Payment

Participants in the YES Meeting can register in two different ways, Participant Student or Non-Participant Student regarding whether or not they have a work to present. The 8th YES meeting basic congress fee will be 45 € to both of this participants. This fee, grants them access to all the [...]

Ada Yonath

“The Fruits of Curiosity” Nobel Prize Session Yonath, who is the world pioneer of ribosome crystallography, has spent most of her scientific career working to unravel the structure of the ribosome, a universal cellular complex of numerous components that functions as the cell’s “factory” that [...]
David Tannahill

“DNA, not just a double helix” Molecular Biology Professor David Tannahill, born in Scotland, is an associated scientist at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute, integrating the team led by Professor Shankar Balasubramanian. After completing his Ph.D. in the University of Edinburgh, he left Europe to work [...]
Gert Ter Horst

“From love to depression” Neuroscience session Ter Horst (1955) completed his PhD in Groningen in 1986 (cum laude). He was a product-manager for psychotropic drugs for Jansen Pharmaceuticals (Tilburg) and returned to theUniversity of Groningen in 1988 to setup a neuroanatomical research group in the Department of Oral Biology. In 1991 he moved to [...]

Krishna Dani