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Congrats to Angela Oliverio who received an Excellence in Graduate Education Faculty recognition award and Elise Krespan who received an Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award at a ceremony last week!
#syracuseuniversity #biology #teaching #teachingassistant #facultyrecognition
TODAY 4/14 at 12PM, the Biology Department Seminar Series welcomes Dr. Aditya Dutta from @udelaware department of Animal & Food Sciences as a guest seminar speaker. His seminar is titled “Evaluating metabolic
reprogramming for precision prevention
of reproductive cancers.”
Hosted by Professor Ramesh Raina. Join us on Campus in LSC 106 (Lundgren Room) #syracuseuniversity #biology #universityofdelaware #cancerresearch
TODAY March 24th at 12PM, the Biology Department Seminar Series is excited to welcome Dr. Lucia Strader from @dukeuniversity department of biology as a guest seminar speaker. Her seminar is titled “Control of transcription: Using the AUXIN RESPOSNE FACTORs as a model.”
Hosted by Associate Professor Carlos Castañeda and Assistant Professor Heather Meyer. Join us on Campus in LSC 106 (Lundgren Room) #syracuseuniversity #biology #dukeuniversity
TODAY Monday March 17th at 12PM, the Biology Department is excited to welcome Dr. Harmit Malik from The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center as the speaker for this Year's Jack and Pat Bryan Distinguished Lecture Series.
His seminar is titled “Genetic conflicts during meiosis drive the rapid evolution of essential chromatin proteins.” Hosted by the BGSO. Join us on Campus in LSC 106 (Lundgren Room) #syracuseuniversity #biology #fredhutchinsoncancerresearchcenter #cancerresearch
TODAY March 7th at 2PM, the Biology Department Seminar Series is excited to welcome Dr. Adrian Moore from The RIKEN Center for Brain Sciences as a guest seminar speaker. His seminar is titled “Regulatory Control of Neuron Differentiation: From Chromatin to Connectivity.”
Hosted by Associate Professor Jessica MacDonald. Join us on Campus in LSC 106 (Lundgren Room) #syracuseuniversity #biology #rikencenterforbrainscience #neuroscience
Join us for our Biotechnology Conference! The confrence will feature distinguished speakers from leading companies in the field. Industry leaders from a variety of companies will share insights into the latest advancements in biotechnology, innovative therapies & industry trends.
This is a fantastic opportunity for students and faculty to engage with professionals at the forefront of biotech innovation. Student participation in poster presentations is encouraged. #syracuseuniversity #biology #biotechnology
TODAY 2/24 at 12PM, the Biology Department Seminar Series welcomes Dr. Clay Wright from The Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University as a guest seminar speaker. His seminar is titled “Plant Synthetic Biology: Directing the Evolution of Next Generation Agriculture.”
Hosted by Assistant Professor Yasir Ahmed-Braimah. Join us on Campus in LSC 106 (Lundgren Room) #syracuseuniversity #biology #virginiatech
TODAY 2/20 at 12PM, the Biology Department Seminar Series is excited to welcome Dr. Lindsey Brown from the Princeton Neuroscience Institute as a guest seminar speaker. Her seminar is titled “Modeling and control of neural circuits of decision making in health and disease.”
Hosted by Associate Professor Jessica MacDonald. Join us on Campus in LSC 106 (Lundgren Room) #syracuseuniversity #biology #neuroscience #princetonuniversity #princetonneuroscienceinstitute
TODAY February 17th at 12 noon, the Biology Department Seminar Series is excited to welcome Dr. Bhanu Tewari from The University of Virginia as a guest seminar speaker. His seminar is titled “Perineuronal Nets Regulate Neuron and Glial Functions: Implications in Epilepsy”
Hosted by Associate Professor Jim Hewett. Join us on Campus in LSC 106 (Lundgren Room) #syracuseuniversity #biology #neuroscience #universityofvirginia
TODAY February 3rd at 12 noon, the Biology Department Seminar Series is excited to welcome Dr. Jayson Smith from The University of Chicago's Department of Neurobiology as a guest seminar speaker.
His seminar is titled “Transcriptional control of motor neuron terminal differentiation: From worms to humans.” Hosted by Associate Professor Sarah Hall. Join us on Campus in LSC 106 (Lundgren Room)
#syracuseuniversity #biology #neuroscience #universityofchicago