Dept. of Biology Seminar Series – Alicia Melendez
Mudd 100, Homewood CampusAlicia Melendez, professor at Queens College at CUNY, will present a talk titled "Non cell autonomous control of germline stem cell homeostasis."
Alicia Melendez, professor at Queens College at CUNY, will present a talk titled "Non cell autonomous control of germline stem cell homeostasis."
Reception to follow in UTL Commons
Shosei Yoshida, a professor at the National Institute for Basic Biology in Okazaki, Japan, will give a talk titled "Extended live-Imaging and modeling the cycle and wave dynamics of mouse spermatogenesis."
Damian Ekiert from NYU School of Medicine will present a talk titled: "Bridges, Tunnels, and Ferries: How bacteria move lipids between membranes."
Gira Bhabha, from NYU School of Medicine will give a talk titled "How microsporidia pathogens use ballistic organelles to invade host cells."
James Gagnon, an Assistant Professor from the School of Biological Sciences University of Utah, will give a talk titled "Defending animal development from a hostile world."
C. Ron Yu, an investigator at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research and a Professor at the University of Kansas Medical Center, will give a talk titled "Imprinting, Attention and Odor Perception: How development and learning shape behavior response."
Diana E. Libuda, an associate Professor at the Institute of Molecular Biology at the the Knight Campus of University of Oregon will give a talk titled "It's getting hot in here: mechanisms of temperature-induced transposon mobilization in spermatocytes."
Bradley Dickerson, an assistant professor at Princeton Neuroscience Institute at Princeton University, will give a talk titled "Functionally stratified encoding in a biological gyroscope."
Ian Dobbie is hosting a seminar with the local ZEISS team, where they will discuss a Unique Confocal Experience for Fast and Gentle Imaging.
Ron Vale, HHMI Vice President and Executive Director at the Janelia Research Campus, will give a talk titled "Cell Biology in the Age of AI." The Zoom Meeting passcode is 838391.
Sarah Jane Hainer, an assistant professor at the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh, will give a talk titled "Nucleosome dynamics and non-coding RNAs coordinate to regulate cell state."