The Graduate Leadership and Development Committee Treasurer will be sponsoring Tea Time this Thursday, 10/10 at 2:00 PM in the H.F. DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building atrium. Tea, coffee, and snacks will be served, and all members of IPiB affiliated labs are welcome!
This is also a great opportunity to come chat with me about any questions regarding the new IPiB apparel sale and logo...
Crosslinking mass spectrometry reveals a mechanism for regulating the Arabidopsis plasma membrane proton pump
Kevin Watts, Growth Project Manager, Cargill Health Technologies
Kevin’s presentation will be an overview of Cargill, with amore in-depth section on the Biotechnology R&D group
and the yearly internship opportunity. e tone will be very informal, with ample opportunity for questions about Cargill,
the BioRD group, working in industry, and the internship program at Cargill...
The Graduate Leadership and Development Committee will host Tea Time this Thursday, September 26 at 3:00 PM in the H. F. DeLuca Biochemistry Laboratories East Atrium. Coffee, tea, and refreshments will be provided for your enjoyment. Take a break from your day and see your colleagues — all faculty, staff, and trainees in IPiB affiliated labs are invited!
GLDC will be holding a Brown Bag lunch symposium. We will provide dessert and drinks, but ask that you provide your own lunch if you would like. These types of seminars will focus on professional development and career opportunities for IPiB students.
Russell Miller
Cardiometabolism Group Leader
Pfizer Internal Medicine Research Unit
Russell’s presentation will include a nice overview of what the science is like in a pharma/industry position and give an overview of the biology and pharmacology of activators of the kinase AMPK. He also plans on providing vignettes about an industry career vs. academia. Russell will have...
This meeting is conducted in partnership with UW-Madison and the Lausanne Integrative Metabolism and Nutrition Alliance (LIMNA). It will bring together a diverse group of scientists who investigate the basic mechanistic underpinnings of metabolic disorders and pioneer new approaches for probing and quantifying metabolic processes.
Our campus is offering free flu shots over the next few weeks. Apart from preventing the misery of coming down with the flu, widespread vaccination protects the most vulnerable among us; children, pregnant women, people with a compromised immune system, and people who are unable to get vaccinated due to allergies. It creates a bubble of protection, termed “herd immunity”. Please seriously...
Please join Catalysts for Science Policy (CaSP), for our fall student mixer next Thursday, 9/12, at The Sett at Union South at 5pm.
This mixer brings together many graduate students and post-doc groups on campus that focus on STEM or policy issues including SciMed, Graduate Women in Science, the Teaching Assistant Association, and the Post-doc Association. We hope to see you there!
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