Course code: BIO-8009

Marine bioprospecting and bioactive compounds for health

Apply between November 1 and January 6
Campus
Semester / Year Spring 2013
Credits 3

About the course

Can be taken as an individual course.

The Phd course in Marine bioprospecting and bioactive compounds for health is multidisciplinary. The themes will spend from biological resources in the ocean to characteristics of bioactive molecules with marine origin. Different methods used will be presented and discussed. It will be focus on processes of lead - development and use examples from peptides with bioactivity for health.

The workshop will focus on the peptides (pain relieve and antibiotic effect) and will also include demonstration of data simulation at the datalab at The Chemical Department by use of programs to changes peptide motives to be more active.

Admission requirements

Registration deadline: 1st of Feb. 2013.
Contact Klara Stensvåg as soon as possible: klara.stensvag@uit.no. Phone: +47 776 44512.
Maximum number of participants: 20.Follow the application for the conference. External PhD students must apply for guest status at the host university (the site of the course), forms available here: Application PhD Courses

Teaching methods

Intensive course:

  • lectures
  • participation on the Bioprosp 2013 Conference (Tromsø 20th - 22nd of February) and the pre-conference workshop (WS3).
Follow the application for the conference: BIOPROSP_2013.

Class Fronter will be used as a common platform.

Language of instruction and examination

English.

Recommended reading/syllabus

Everything that is presented, More information will be given by the contact person.

Application deadline

1st of Feb. 2013. Contact Klara Stensvåg as soon as possible: klara.stensvag@uit.no. Phone: +47 776 44512.
Maximum number of participants: 20.

Assessment

A paper on a set subject.

The subject will be relevant for the course (can be a subject from the conference). Must be approved.

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Contact us

Responsible unit: The Norwegian College of Fishery Science
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