BCCM training course on preservation (18-22 September 2017) is almost full
25/07/2017
Major on bacteria and cyanobacteria: FULL
Major on fungi: LAST PLACES
Seminar on gene and plasmid technology: register before 9 September
BCCM TRAINING
News
BCCM @ KFG
27/04/2017
The BCCM booth will be present at 'Knowledge for Growth' on the 18th of May, ICC Ghent. Meet us there!
http://knowledgeforgrowth.be/en/exhibit/floor-plan-exhibitor-listing
Seminar "Gene technology today: a practical approach"
13/04/2017
| What? | BCCM/GeneCorner seminar |
| When? | 20th of September 2019 |
| Where? | Fiers-Schell-Van Montagu building |
| Technologiepark-Zwijnaarde 71 | |
| 9052 Gent-Zwijnaarde | |
| Chairman: | Prof. Dr Rudi Beyaert |
| Group leader Molecular Signal Transduction in Inflammation, IRC, VIB-UGent | |
Valorization of fungi in the Agricultural and Food Areas
31/03/2017
Belgian Research in Europe:
Read the interview with Pr Stephan Declerck: « The Laboratory of Mycology of the UCL – Valorization of fungi in the Agricultural and Food Areas »
VACANT POSITION @ BCCM/DCG
13/03/2017
Scientist/curator for coordinating and developing R&D activities and management of the collection:
Training ‘Moulds in the indoor environment and outdoor air': dates 2017
13/12/2016
This 5-day course introduces you to the mycology of the indoor and outdoor environment. Participants will observe over 80 different species, covering the largest part of the commonly encountered fungal diversity. For more information, click here.
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24-28 April 2017: course given in Dutch
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23-27 October 2017: course given in English
Nomination of BCCM/ULC collaborator Annick Wilmotte
30/11/2016
BCCM/ULC collaborator Annick Wilmotte was nominated among 3 belgian female scientists to have her Wikipedia profile created by a group of Antarctic researchers who were making a WIKIBOMB. A WIKIBOMB is the insertion of a large number of Wikipedia profiles in one operation. The goal was to recognize the work of woman scientists in Antarctic research, to help to redress some of the gender bias prevalent throughout the encyclopedia and to provide more visible female role models for young girls interested by science.