Upcoming Events

Hanlon
October 4

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: "B chromosome dynamics during female meiosis in D. melanogaster" with Stacey Hanlon, PhD

Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cell Biology (UCONN)

Coverdell S175
Eckert
October 9

Joint Plant Biology/Genetics Seminar: “CRISPR-Enabled Functional Genomics in Cyanobacteria and Plant Growth-Promoting Bacteria” with Carrie Eckert, PhD

Senior Scientist, Synthetic Biology Group (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

2401 Miller Plant Sciences
Snyder-Mackler
October 18

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Noah Snyder-Mackler, PhD

Assistant Professor, Center for Evolution and Medicine (Arizona State University)

Coverdell S175
GOETZ
October 25

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Sarah Goetz, PhD

Assistant Professor, Pharmacology and Cancer Biology (Duke University School of Medicine)

Coverdell S175
Jason Pellettieri
November 1

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: "Metabolic control of porphyrin biosynthesis by mTOR signaling in a planarian model of acute porphyrias" with Jason Pellettieri, PhD

Professor, Biology (Keene State College)

Coverdell S175
Dina Newman
November 8

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: "Disconnects in visual literacy may create roadblocks for students navigating the DNA landscape" with Dina Newman, PhD

Professor, Thomas H. Gosnell School of Life Sciences (Rochester Institute of Technology)

Coverdell S175
Edward Grow
November 15

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Edward Grow, PhD

Assistant Professor, Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences (UT Southwestern)

Coverdell S175
Jie Chen
November 29

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Jie Chen, PhD

Professor, School of Molecular & Cellular Biology (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)

Coverdell S175
Schnitzler
January 17

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Christine Schnitzler, PhD

Associate Professor, Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience (University of Florida)

Life Sciences B118
Ehab Abouheif
January 24

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Ehab Abouheif, PhD

Professor, Biology (McGill University)

Life Sciences B118

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