Current Biology Seminar
Stephen Baylin (Eisenman)
Tuesday, May 29
Noon
Pelton Auditorium
Basic Sciences Division
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The following events are for members of the Basic Sciences Division and other scientific collaborators. Read more about the seminar groups and clubs »
| Retrovirus Group Raymond Malfavon-Borja (Malik and Emerman) "Ancient and Recurrent Evolution of the Antiviral Gene Fusion TRIMCyp in Primates" Thursday, May 31 9:15am B1-072/074 |
Dissertation
Shannon Dennis
"C. elegans germline defense against retrotransposons"
Friday, June 1
2:00pm
Pelton Auditorium
Two Graduate Students Awarded F31 Grant
Graduate Research Assistant Nathaniel Thayer (Gotthschling Lab) and Eric Alcid (Tsukiyama Lab) have been awarded the competitive F31 grant in support of their independent research over the course of the next five years. Thayer has already begun work on his project which you may read more about below. Please join us in congratulating them both!
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Gottschling, Linial Elected To American Academy Of Microbiology
Drs. Dan Gottschling and Maxine Linial will receive formal recognition as
American Academy of Microbiology fellows June 19 in San Francisco.
Congratulations
to our recent graduates!
These graduate students recently obtained their Ph.D.:
- Efrem Lim (MCB)
- Alison Brooks (MCB)
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