Seminars and Events: ""

• Tuesday, March 2

  Finding new CLUH for mitochondrial homeostasis

  10:30 AM., Zoom
  Elena Rugarli, Ph.D., Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
  
• Tuesday, March 2

  Priority shipping: sending building blocks to the outer membrane

  12:00 PM., Zoom
  Dr. Natacha Ruiz, Dept. of Molecular Microbiology
  
• Wednesday, March 3

  Astrocyte regulation of neuronal synapses

  12:00 PM., Zoom
  Nicola Allen, PhD, Dept. of Neuroscience
  
• Wednesday, March 3

  "Nemp1, a novel nuclear envelope protein required for female fertility and normal erythropoiesis"

  12:00 PM., Zoom
  Didier Hodzic, Ph.D., Dept. of Developmental Biology
  
• Wednesday, March 3

  Using Python for Basic Data Visualization

  1:00 PM., Zoom
  Marcy Vana, PhD, Becker Library
  
• Thursday, March 4

  Single-cell RNA-Sequencing of the Developing Retina: Past Findings and Future Directions

  10:00 AM., Zoom
  Brian Clark, PhD, Dept. of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences
  
• Thursday, March 4

  From HIV to NCD: Cardiometabolic Research in Rwanda

  10:30 AM., Zoom
  Dominic Reeds, MD, Medicine / Metabolism, Obesity & Diabetes (MOD) Seminar
  
• Thursday, March 4

  How can we distinguish the causes and symptoms of aging?

  12:00 PM., Zoom Webinar
  Nicholas Stroustrup, PhD, Dept. of Genetics
  
• Thursday, March 4

  Stem cell-derived islets for the study and treatment of diabetes

  12:00 PM., Zoom Conference
  Jeff Millman, Ph.D., Pediatric Molecular Medicine Seminar
  
• Thursday, March 4

  TP53 in Clonal Hematopoiesis

  12:00 PM., Zoom
  Jeremy Baeten, PhD, Hematology Division Seminar Series