2025 – 2026 Cohort

Come out and support the GG Scholars as they showcase their posters! This is a great opportunity to provide feedback (after the session) to help our next generation of scientists improve their poster design and poster pitch.

GG Scholars Poster Session Survey

Presenters:

Rachel Simoes – Mechanistic Evaluation of Compost Tea on the Soil Microbiome

Angie Petrichenko – Plant Probiotics: Decoding soybean microbiome assembly

Greg Cote –  Anthocyanin Repressors as Co-Editing Targets to Recover Non-Transgenic Gene-Edited Plants

Annabelle Nunnally – Cytokinesis: How does the ring assemble/constrict?

Edie Nissen – The Role of Hybridization in Saccharomyces Genome Evolution

Anthony Resek – Identifying and Differentiating Subclinical and Clinical Mastitis from Different Species to Determine Mastitis Threshold

Ellen White – What Makes the Waxy Bloom on Blueberries?

Gabriellle Williams – Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi-associated P. sylvestris Seedlings Could Increase Pioneer Species’ Survival in Deforested Land Restoration

Ariana La Rosa –  A controlled microfluidic platform to study trauma-induced coagulopathy

Schulyer Brennan – Creating a computational framework for assessing surgical strategies for canine liver shunt closure

Morgan Alexander – Genetic variation in flowering time genes across North Carolina Amaranthus palmeri populations

Jordan Birkner – Gender Impacts Access to Mental Health Diagnoses and Care

Diamanda Zizis – The evolution of separate sexes: is it always the same?

Inaida Anduce Smith – How does the gut microbiome influence synaptic dysfunction in neurodegeneration?

Abigail Ndah – Airborne Spore Strapping for Tar Spot Management in Corn

Toya Tanner – Understanding Cell Cycle in K. lactis

Join us on Monday, March 2 at 1:30 PM in Stephens Room (3503 Thomas Hall) for the Genetics and Genomics Seminar Series.

In-Person ONLY