Symposia and Meetings organized by MGC members
MGC symposium
Each year the MGC organizes a one day symposium for their members.
The program of the symposium consists of 13 scientific lectures presented by promising, mainly young researchers (PhD students and postdocs) from the different MGC departments. The scientific part of the day is capped by a keynote speaker and the symposium is concluded with drinks and dinner buffet.
32th - edition of the MGC symposium, 26 September 2024
Ins Blau, Leiden
This year Fabrizio d'Adda di Fagagna will give the keynote lecture. Program will be posted in due time.
When registering you can indicate whether you would like to attend lunch and/or dinner. If you have any dietary restrictions, please indicate this in the 'remark' field. Registration via the link
Participation in the symposium is free of costs. There is room for 200 participants. If more registrations are received, participation will be on a first come, first served basis.
For a historical overview of all keynote speakers click here and of all programs click here
Section 'DNA Damage Response'
This section organizes about once every two months a meeting on Friday either in the LUMC or Erasmus MC.
The next edition of the Dutch DDR meeting will take place on Friday January 19th in Rotterdam!
Coordinators are: Haico van Attikum (Human Genetics, LUMC) and Wim Vermeulen (Molecular Genetics, Erasmus MC)
15-de MGC Publieksmiddag "Wijzer over DNA" (lezingen zijn veelal in het Nederlands)
Vanuit de onderzoekschool MGC wordt er ieder jaar, veelal op de eerste zondag van november, een lezingenmiddag georganiseerd voor het publiek. Onder de titel 'Wijzer over DNA' wordt er steeds weer een ander thema besproken.
De lezingen worden in het Nederlands aangeboden. Toegang voor deze publiekslezingen is gratis.
In de pdf kunnen de programma's van voorgaande jaren ingekeken worden.
Meetings and Lectures (organized by others)
- NKI Seminars: visit the website
- Online "Molecular Genetics (OMG) Lecture Series” 2023!
a fantastic line-up of internationally renowned scientists to present their latest work!
