“Uni-Ein-Blicke” Visits the Zoologists
The latest edition of the event series “Uni-Ein-Blicke” visits the zoologists Dieter Ebert and Walter Salzburger. The guided tour takes place April, 28 and provides insights into the current research done in the field of zoology at the Department of Environmental Sciences. The event is organized for staff and students of the University of Basel and will be held in German and English.
21 April 2015
This spring semester, “Uni-Ein-Blicke” offers an exclusive guided tour through the Vesalianum, where the Zoology Department with Prof. Dieter Ebert and Prof. Walter Salzburger is located. The two renowned scientists will guide the participants through their department and give them unique insights into the different research fields and topics.
The participants will learn about the evolution of cichlids in East Africa and how infectious diseases can influence the ecology of entire populations. Animals such as cichlids, water fleas and their parasites will be part of the program as well as a modern molecular laboratory with the latest technology for DNA sequencing and genome analysis.
After the guided tour, participants have the opportunity for further questions at a small reception.
“Uni-Ein-Blicke”
Numerous departments, museums and institutions are gathered under the roof of the University of Basel and cover a wide range of subjects. Further institutions are either associated with the university or stand in close contact with it otherwise. The event series «Uni-Ein-Blicke» wants to give students and employees further insight into these institutions in order to better get to know the university, its partners and subjects.
Registration and further information
Registration for “Uni-Ein-Blicke”, 28 April 2015, ends Thursday, 23 April 2015, 6 pm > http://flexiform2.unibas.ch/formular.cfm?EID=7917
Hans Syfrig, University of Basel, Marketing & Events, phone 061 267 30 16, email: event@unibas.ch
«Uni-Ein-Blicke»: Guided Tour through the Vesalianum, Tuesday, 28 April 2015, 5 pm, meeting point in front of the main entrance, Vesalgasse 1, 4051 Basel.
