Bio Seminar Series – Liqun Luo
Mudd 100, Homewood CampusLiqun Luo, an HHMI Investigator at Stanford University, will present a talk titled "Neurobiology of Drives and Their Competition".
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Ru Chih Huang Biology Colloquium – Yumi Kim
Mudd 100, Homewood CampusDr. Yumi Kim, assistant professor of biology at JHU, will present a talk titled "Unraveling the molecular mysteries of meiosis: Lessons from Caenorhabditis elegans"
Department of Biology Seminar Series – Yanxiang Deng
Mudd 100, Homewood CampusYanxiang Deng, from the Penn Epigenetics Institute at the University of Pennsylvania, will present a talk titled "Advancing Biomedical Research with Spatial Omics Technologies."
Biology Seminar Series – Carlos Carmona-Fontaine
Homewood Campus - Mudd Hall Room 100Carlos Carmona-Fontaine, from New York University will present a talk titled "Cooperation among tumor cells is a cancer vulnerability".
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."
CMDB Hooding Ceremony
Mudd Hall 26, Homewood CampusReception to follow in UTL Commons
Department of Biology Seminar Series – Shosei Yoshida
Mudd 100, Homewood CampusShosei 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."
Bio Dept Special Seminar – Damian C. Ekiert
Damian Ekiert from NYU School of Medicine will present a talk titled: "Bridges, Tunnels, and Ferries: How bacteria move lipids between membranes."
Bio Dept Special Seminar – Gira Bhabha
Gira Bhabha, from NYU School of Medicine will give a talk titled "How microsporidia pathogens use ballistic organelles to invade host cells."
Department of Biology Off-Cycle Seminar – James Gagnon
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."