Upcoming Events

DR. STEPHEN M. KING

Assembly, modification and control of axonemal dynein motors

DR. STEPHEN M. KING, (University of Connecticut, CT)

S175, Coverdell
DR. JILL WILDONGER

Building functional neurons with microtubules and motors

DR. JILL WILDONGER, (University of California San Diego, San Diego, CA)

S175, Coverdell
DR. JOSH CURRIE

Coordinating tissue progenitors during regeneration, development, and wound healing

DR. JOSH CURRIE, (Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC)

S175, Coverdell
DR. AVERY AUGUST

Kinase turntablism: Tuning T cell responses

DR. AVERY AUGUST, (Cornell Center for Immunology)

S175, Coverdell
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Event Cancelled. How to assemble circuits starting from stem cells

DR. ELIZABETH HECKSCHER, (University of Chicago)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building
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Targeting Dihydroorotate dehydrogenase for the treatment of malaria

DR. MARGARET PHILLIPS, (University of Texas Southwestern)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building
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A relative of the “brain-eating amoeba” responds to different environments using shared & unique cell biological mechanisms

DR. KATRINA VELLE, (University of Massachusetts Amherst)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building
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Localized RNA Regulons for supporting axon growth and regeneration

DR. JEFFERY TWISS, (University of South Carolina)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building
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Using the Drosophila taste system to study sensory processing and integration

DR. ANITA DEVINENI, (Emory University)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building
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A force to be reckoned with: ciliary mechanosensing in left-right axis patterning

DR. SHIAULOU YUAN, (Harvard Medical School)

Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building

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Head of the Department: Dr. James Lauderdale