Title TBD Alex Dornburg, Assistant Professor of Bioinformatics at UNC Charlotte Abstract Coming Soon! Join us on Monday, October 21 at 1:30 PM in Stephens Room (3503 Thomas Hall) and ZOOM for the Genetics and Genomics Seminar Series. No registration is required to attend In-Person If you would like to meet with Alex Domburg, please…
Title TBD Julia Kreiner, Bioinformatics Postdoctoral Fellow UBC - International Abstract Coming Soon! Join us on Monday, November 4 at 1:30 PM in Stephens Room (3503 Thomas Hall) and ZOOM for the Genetics and Genomics Seminar Series. No registration is required to attend In-Person If you would like to meet with Julia Kreiner, please contact…
TBD Speaker: Sydney Harned (Burford-Reiskind lab) Join us on Thursday, November 7 at 4 PM in Stephens Room (3503 Thomas Hall).
Circuit-Specific Transcriptional Mechanisms Underlying Behavioral Responses to Cocaine and Stress AJ Robison, Professor of Physiology, Director of the Neuroscience Program at Michigan State University Abstract Our group is interested in the mechanisms by which environmental factors like exposure to drugs of abuse or stress alter the expression of genes in discreet brain circuits to drive…
Utilizing experimental evolution to study the evolution of virulence in the opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Speaker: Nayma Romo Bechara (Raymann lab) Join us on Thursday, November 14 at 4 PM in Stephens Room (3503 Thomas Hall).
Title TBD Levent Atici , Associate Vice Provost for Student-Centered Interdisciplinary Initiatives at NC State University Abstract Coming Soon! Join us on Monday, November 18 at 1:30 PM in Stephens Room (3503 Thomas Hall) and ZOOM for the Genetics and Genomics Seminar Series. No registration is required to attend In-Person
Comparative genomics of yeast in breadmaking Speaker: Margot Ruffieux (Heil lab) Join us on Thursday, November 21 at 4 PM in Stephens Room (3503 Thomas Hall).
Engineering Root Traits for Climate Change Mitigation Wolfgang Busch, Professor of Plant Molecular and Cellular Biology Laboratory, SALK Institute Abstract Climate change will soon profoundly and negatively affect the vast majority of our planet’s biota, including most human beings. Despite the importance and urgency of addressing this problem, we still lack technologies to globally address…
