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"Chemical and Physical Signals of Wound Detection" by Philipp Niethammer, PhD

Sponsored by department(s) : Pharmacology

Event Date : October 28, 2021

Start Time : 4:00 pm

Time Duration: 60 minutes

Location : Pinn 1017

Description :

Hosted by Bimal Desai, PhD, Philipp Niethammer, PhD, is a Professor at the Sloan Kettering Institute, New York, NY

The Niethammer Lab studies the chemical and physical mechanisms by which intact tissues detect wounds to initiate healing, inflammation, regeneration, and cancer. We address these mechanisms by quantitative imaging in various model systems including live zebrafish.

Website(s) : https://www.mskcc.org/research/ski/labs/philipp-niethammer

CME : No

Registration : No registration is necessary

Contact : Antoinette Reid

Event Type(s) : Seminar

Audience : Faculty, Students,