| Retrovirus Group Jacquelyn Braggin (Geballe Lab) "Role of PKR Antagonism by TRS1 in HCMV Replication" Thursday, February 09 9:15am B1-072/074 |
Basic Sciences Division
Seminars and Meetings
The following events are for members of the Basic Sciences Division and other scientific collaborators. Read more about the seminar groups and clubs »
Science for Life
"Stem-cell Therapy: The Hope, the Hype and the Real Potential"
Thursday, February 9
7:00pm
Pelton Auditorium
| Friday Evening Seminar Matt Arnegard (Peichel Lab) "Investigation of the Genetic Architecture of Ecological Speciation in Threespine Sticklebacks" Toshi Tsukiyama (Rohrschneider Lab) "ATP-dependent Chromatin Remodeling" Friday, February 10 4:00pm |
| Current Biology Seminar Don Ayer (Eisenman) "Transcriptional Integration of Bioenergetics and Growth Control" Tuesday, February 14 Noon Pelton Auditorium |
Hutch Holiday Gala raises more than $6.1 million
The 36th annual Hutch Holiday Gala raised more than $6.1 million for the Hutchinson Center's research.
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Dr. Maxine Linial talks to NPR
Forging ahead with foamy viruses
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Congratulations to Maxine Linial
Basic Sciences Member Maxine Linial has been elected to Fellowship in the American Academy of Microbiology. The Academy, the honorific leadership group within the American Society for Microbiology, recognizes excellence, originality, and creativity in the microbiological sciences, and her election to this group is a mark of distinction.
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to our recent graduates!
These graduate students recently obtained their Ph.D.:
- Efrem Lim (MCB)
- Alison Brooks (MCB)
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