What is BCBP Synergy? Please read this news If you've been assigned to a group - the group will decide on a place and a time, which can be different than third Thursday at 12noon.. We’re always excited to add new people to the list. If you know anyone that is interested, direct them to … Read more
Important announcements, especially for new students joining BCBP: The dates for the written (comprehensive) exam for this year are: - topics released on April 27th - exam released on May 18th - exam due May 25th These dates are earlier than in previous years. The idea behind having the exam in May instead of June … Read more
UNC Holiday Memorial Day 2020 No Classes; Offices Closed.
Speakers: Paul W. Doetsch: "Cellular consequences of base excision repair dysregulation” Liu Mei (Cook lab): "Establishing the relationship between chromatin accessibility and preparation for DNA replication" Zoom meeting. Contact Dale for log in details. This is the last Genome stability meeting of the academic year 2020. Paul W. Doetsch - https://irp.nih.gov/pi/paul-doetsch
Jennifer Michelle Potter-Birriel, graduate student Bill Marzluff Lab Defense title, "A region of Drosophila SLBP distinct from the histone pre-mRNA binding and processing domains is essential for deposition of histone mRNA in the oocyte." Presented in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. She is a Genetics and Molecular Biology … Read more
Worldwide we are experiencing unprecedented times. COVID-19 has disproportionately affected the Black, Latinx, and Native communities in the US. The Black community is not only suffering from the struggles associated with COVID-19, but is also suffering from despicable racist acts, and police brutality that lead to the atrocious murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and … Read more
Rashmi Kumar Adviser: (Gaorav P. Gupta) Program: G&MB Defense title: A Tale of Two Ends: Double Strand Break Repair from Pre-Neoplasia to Neoplasia
Last Day of Summer 1 2020 classes at UNC Chapel Hill.
All day online Together, we can ensure that current and future Tar Heels have the tools they need to respond to the grand challenges we face, and that our University remains well-equipped to maintain its teaching, research and service mission remain — for all kind. UNC Health and UNC School of Medicine Biochemistry and Biophysics
Student Thesis Defense: Amy Pomeroy Virtual defense Defense title: Mechanistic models of interactions within and between MAPK pathways Program: G&MB Advisers: Henrik Dohlman & Tim Elston Dohlman lab Elston lab
