Graduate Leadership and Development Committee (GLDC) at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 19th, in the Biochemistry Sciences Lab building atrium (BSB atrium). Bring a mug and see you soon!
You are invited to the 2019 IPiB Winter Reception! This year's reception will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Monday, December 16 in the HF DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building atrium, directly following the last Biochemistry Colloquium of the year.
This reception is held every year to honor and celebrate all the accomplishments within our departments. All faculty, staff, students,...
Bring your mugs and get caffeinated this Thursday (Dec. 5th) courtesy of the Graduate Leadership and Development Committee (GLDC) at 2:00 p.m. in the Biochemistry Sciences Building atrium (BSB atrium). There will be coffee, tea, and probably some sort of baked good for our enjoyment. We hope to see you Thursday!
Spinning Disk Super Resolution Technology by Optical Pixel Reassignment
Kyle Driscoll, Advanced Biosystems Specialist, Nikon Instruments Inc.
Tuesday, December 3, 12PM–1PM
Room175, HF DeLuca Biochemistry Laboratories
Sponsored by the Biochemistry Optical Core
Ordering will be open until Wednesday, December 4th at Midnight EST.
The Graduate Leadership and Development Committee will host Tea Time Thursday (11/21) at 2:00 PM in the H.F. DeLuca Biochemistry Laboratories Atrium. Coffee, tea, and refreshments will be provided, and all faculty, staff, and trainees in IPiB affiliated labs are invited!
The Graduate Leadership and Development Committee will be sponsoring our first BADGRs small group Wellness discussion on Tuesday Nov 12th at 5PM in Biochemistry Building 2112 . BADGRs aims to provide peer support for IPiB trainees to explore, acknowledge, and address the environmental factors that impact their mental health. To kick things off, our first topic will be imposter syndrome.
Join intellectual property (IP) experts and early-career inventors for an introduction to IP and invention disclosure. This event focuses on what graduate students need to know about IP to determine if they have an invention and how to disclose.
Elucidating structural and cellular mechanisms of bacterial single-stranded DNA-binding proteins (SSB)
Catalysts for Science Policy is hosting the NSPN’s annual symposium here in Madison, WI on November 1-3, 2019! This year’s theme is “Leveraging Science and Technology to Benefit Marginalized Populations” and the Biochemistry Department is a sponsor! The symposium features speakers, workshops, and 300+ attendees. Information about the symposium can be found in the attached poster and here....
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