Upcoming Events


Beyond Critical Thinking: How to Promote Science Reasoning Among Diverse Learners

Julie Reynolds, Department of Biology (Duke University)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences

An Evolutionarily Conserved Mechanism that Controls Muscle Cell Fusion

Pengpeng Bi, Department of Genetics (University of Georgia)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences

Chromatin Regulation in Development and Disease

Mary Goll, Department of Genetics (University of Georgia)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences

Planar Signaling Mechanisms and Cell-Matrix Interactions Underlie the Collective Migration of Gastrula Cells

Jason Jessen, Department of Biology (Middle Tennessee State University)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences

The Basement Membrane and Blood-Brain Barrier

Yao Yao, Department of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences (University of Georgia)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences
Audrey Odom John

Feeling Hot in Here – Thermotolerance and Drug Sensitivity in Malaria Parasites

Audrey Odom John, Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)

Room S175, Paul D. Coverdell Center
Vernon B. Carruthers

Running a Crossing Route: Anabolic and Catabolic Roles for the Endolysosomal System of the Pervasive Brain Parasite Toxoplasma gondii

Vernon Carruthers, Department of Microbiology and Immunology (University of Michigan)

Room S175, Paul D. Coverdell Center
John D. Chan

Searching for New Drugs to Kill Blood-Dwelling Parasitic Flatworms

John Chan, Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology, and Anatomy (Medical College of Wisconsin)

Room S175, Paul D. Coverdell Center
David Engman

Lipid Determinants of Ciliary Protein Trafficking in Trypanosomes

David Engman, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (UCLA)

Room S175, Paul D. Coverdell Center
Katie Drerup

Dynein Silencing is Essential for Anterograde Cargo Transport in Axons

Katie Drerup, Unit on Neuronal Cell Biology, NICHD (National Institutes of Health)

Room S175, Paul D. Coverdell Center

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Head of the Department: Dr. James Lauderdale