Thank you for all you do every day to support the department! All week the department has given surprises to our staff. Jesse, John, Susan, Lynn, Lisa, Megan, Carolyn, Jamie, Jack, Leah and Natasha.
Winner of 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry "for phase display of peptides and antibodies" delivers keynote seminar at 3 pm MBRB 2204 and on a panel at 11 am in MBRB G 202. Reception from 4:30 - 5 pm in Lobby.
For Faculty - you are invited to attend a reception at 3:00 on May 6th to celebrate the Dr. Leslie Parise's time as the Chair of Faculty for UNC Chapel Hill in the Chancellor’s Ballroom west at the Carolina Inn.
For details please visit the UNC Graduate School website.
On Sunday, May12 at 9:00am, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will host its spring Commencement Ceremony in Kenan Memorial Stadium. NO TICKETS REQUIRED. For more information, including departmental ceremonies scheduled throughout the weekend in celebration of Carolina’s graduates, please go to http://commencement.unc.edu for event details and accessibility information.
Seminar speakers: Rhese Thompson and Jimmy Fay New 2019 BCBP Student Seminar Series FOR STUDENTS ONLY. PI’s are not expected to attend. Third Wednesdays at 12 noon in GMB 3007. Lunch provided. This is a seminar organized by students for students. The goal of this seminar series is twofold: 1) to provide graduate students in … Read more
CFE Mentoring Summit Flyer Registration link and full program schedule
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Biochemistry and Biophysics First Year Student Talks and Graduate Student Award Recognition Ceremony The Great Room at Top of the Hill Food and Beverage will follow the talks. 3:00 p.m. "Designing Targeted Immunotherapeutic Antibodies for Cancer Treatment" Amelia McCue Adviser: Brian Kuhlman 3:15 p.m. "Analysis of Alternative Splicing Events in Chimeric Mouse … Read more
What is BCBP Synergy? Please read this news We have launched project BCBP Synergy for the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics. This project uses the Strength^n software platform, developed by Amy Shaub Maddox, Associate Professor of UNC Biology, to generate randomized groups and organize informal meetings between participating individuals, mixing interactions between graduate students, postdocs, … Read more
