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...
Understanding the GASright motif: sequence, structure, and stability
On October 29, 2019 the IPiB GLDC (formerly SFLC) will be hosting our second lunch symposium of the semester. This lunch panel discussion will feature four post docs who will answer questions, share their experiences, and provide guidance to IPiB graduate students who are interested in performing postdoctoral research in the future. Domestic, international, academic, and industrial post docs...
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....
Elucidating structural and cellular mechanisms of bacterial single-stranded DNA-binding proteins (SSB)
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.
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