SECOND COFFEE WITH SBSCy

Dear friends, members of the SBSCy,

We are very happy with the positive response to our launched series of “Coffee with the SBSCy” and are ready to go again! We hope to see even more of you this time.

We are inviting you to our second ““Coffee with the SBSCy” on Saturday May 8th, at 17hr Cyprus time, via Zoom. Members will receive the link by email.

The session will be conducted in English (because we have an international membership!) and the program will be:

17.00: Myrtani Pieri, on behalf of the SBSCy
“Welcome and introduction: CRISPR: Molecular Scissors changing ourselves and the world”

17.10: Elena Panayiotou-Worth, Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics
“CRISPR I: A New Hope & Rogue One” (15 minutes)

17.25: Carsten Lederer, Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics
“CRISPR II: The Ethics Board Strikes Back & The Rise of the Gene Editor (15 minutes)

17.40: Q&A session on the topic of CRISPR

18.00: End of “coffee”!

Please mark the day in your calendar and we are looking forward to seeing you then!

For non-members-why not join us? You can participate in a vibrant scientific community that you can call home!

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