SFLC lunch symposium will take place on Wednesday, April 18th at 12PM. Delia Scoville (Raman Lab), Justin McKetney (Coon Lab), and Hridindu Roychowdhury (Romero Lab) will be giving practice prelim exam presentations.
Please RSVP by Monday, April 16th at 12PM if you would like to attend. Lunch will be provided, so please include any dietary restrictions.
There are a multitude of career opportunities for STEM trainees. The Life Sciences Careers Day (LSCD) hosts STEM professionals to discuss their career paths in short talks and to share their insight and advice in breakout sessions. How do you start a company? What career opportunities are available in academia beyond running a research lab? Come to the LSCD event this April to ask questions,...
SFLC Lunch Symposium will be practice prelim talks given by Emma Goguen (Brow Lab) and Nate Kuch (B. Fox Lab). It will take place on Wednesday, April 11th at 12:00PM in BSB Rm 1220. Pizza will be provided.
Please RSVP to Brian Carrick by Friday, April 6th at noon if you would like to attend along with any dietary restrictions.
Enzymology Research at New England BioLabs: Highly multiplexed profiling of DNA ligase bias and fidelity
Dr. Greg Lohman of New England BioLabs
Room 1211, HFD Biochemical Sciences Building
The Student Faculty Liaison Committee (SFLC) will be sponsoring IPiB Tea Time this Thursday, April 5 at 2pm in HFD Biochemical Sciences Building Atrium. We will be providing coffee, tea, and cookies for your enjoyment. We hope to see you all there!
An Investigation of the Protein Regulators Underlying Vesicular Trafficking in Arabidopsis thaliana
The first SFLC Lunch Symposium of the semester will be on 3/26 in Room 1220 of BSB. Aidan McKenzie will be giving a practice talk for his prelim. This is a full lunch symposium, so pizza will be provided.
The Student Faculty Liaison Committee (SFLC) will be sponsoring IPiB Tea Time this Thursday, March 22 at 2pm in HFD Biochemistry Labs East Atrium. We will be providing coffee, tea, and cookies for your enjoyment. We hope to see you all there!
Catalysts for Science Policy is continuing its efforts to raise awareness about forensic science issues in the criminal justice system. To demonstrate some of these issues and interweave it with pop culture, we will be showing scenes from the Wisconsin-based documentary Making a Murderer. Please join us Friday, March 16th at 5pm at Union South Room TITU for a screening to learn about the...
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