Bo Li, Ph.D., “Mighty Chemistry of Bacterial Small Molecules.”
1131 BioinformaticsBo Li, Ph.D. UNC-Chapel Hill “Mighty Chemistry of Bacterial Small Molecules.” *Joint Faculty Candidate*
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Josh Quinn and Laura Rank
1131 BioinformaticsStudent Seminar Josh Quinn, Miller Lab and Laura Rank, Braunstein Lab
Mehul Suthar, Ph.D., “Immune control of Zika virus infection.”
1131 BioinformaticsGabrielle Grandchamp and Liz Garrett
1131 BioinformaticsStudent Seminar Gabrielle Grandchamp, Shank Lab And Liz Garrett, Tamayo Lab
Philip J. Bassford Memorial Lecture presented by Harmit Singh Malik, Ph.D.
G202 MBRBHarmit Singh Malik, Ph.D. Fred Hutchison Cancer Research Center “Rules of engagement: molecular arms races between primate and viral genomes.”Note Location: G202 MBRB
Dissertation Seminar – Alan Tubbs – “Roles for Dietary Salt and Caspase-7 in Intestinal Innate Immunity”
2004 Marsico HallDissertation Seminar_Tubbs
Kelsey Noll and Andy Perault
1131 BioinformaticsStudent Seminar Kelsey Noll, Heise Lab And Andy Perault, Cotter Lab
Carolina Caro-Vegas
1131 BioinformaticsStudent Seminar Carolina Caro-Vegas , Dittmer Lab
Kimberley D. Seed, Ph.D., “Recurring conflicts with a single predatory phage drive the evolution of Vibrio cholerae.”
1131 BioinformaticsKimberley Seed, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Plant & Microbial Biology University of California, Berkeley Title: “Recurring conflicts with a single predatory phage drive the evolution of Vibrio cholerae.”
Jason Wong
1131 BioinformaticsStudent Seminar Jason Wong, Damania Lab
Lewis L. Lanier, Ph.D., “Natural Killer Cell Recognition and Responses.”
1131 BioinformaticsLewis L. Lanier, Ph.D. J. Michael Bishop Distinguished Professor and Chair Department of Microbiology and Immunology University of California, San Francisco Title: “Natural Killer Cell Recognition and Responses.”