UCL - Ateliers interuniversitaires

[BBMC2203]

[0h + 40h] 5 credits

Teacher(s): Henri Batoko, Marc Boutry, François Chaumont, Cathy Debier, Bernard Hallet, Bernard Knoops, Yvan Larondelle, Pierre Morsomme, Claude Remacle, Brigitte Reusens, Yves-Jacques Schneider, Patrice Soumillion(coord.)

Language: French

Level: Second

Aims
Main themes
Content and teaching methods
Other information (prerequisite, evaluation (assessment methods), course materials recommended readings, ...)

Aims

The objective of the interuniversity workshops is to offer practical courses by host laboratories of different universities of the "communauté française de Belgique". Each workshop will be clearly focused and designed to address one specific question by the means of original, up-to-date techniques and methodologies proper to the recognized field of expertise of the host lab. These workshops will imply team working.

Main themes

The activity will consist in two workshops to be chosen among the offer made by the participating research groups.

Content and teaching methods

Each student will chose two workshops amongst around 15 activities organized in all the universities of the French Community of Belgium. One workshop consists in one week of lectures, conferences and/or practical exercises. For example, here is a list of the workshops that are generally organized every year:

1. SIGNALISATION PATHWAYS IN PLANTS ULg
2. DIRECTED EVOLUTION OF PROTEINS UCL
3. NUTRITION & HEALTH UCL
4. TRANSPORTERS AND MEMBRANE TRAFFIC UCL
5. PROTEOMICS FUNDP
6. MICROBIOLOGY FUNDP-ULB
7. CELL. BIOL. AND VISUALIZATION METHODS ULg
8. PROTEIN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION ULg
9. IMMUNOLOGY ULB
10. ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE ULg
11. GENETICS AND EVOLUTION ULg
12. EXTREMOPHILE MICROORGANISMS ULg
13. COMPLEMENTS OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL. ULg

This list can be modified from year to year.

Other information (prerequisite, evaluation (assessment methods), course materials recommended readings, ...)

Evaluation: One report per workshop
Support: Copies of PowerPoint slides and/or laboratory notes