Bioinformatics Seminar
Title: TBA Dr. Douglas Lauffenberger Ford Professor of Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering and Biology Head MIT 4pm Boyer Hall
Events for October 3, 2018 - September 25, 2018
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DGSOM, Department of Human Genetics, Dr. Federico E. Rey
Causes and Consequences of Our Gut Microbial Differences Dr. Federico E. Rey Department of Bacteriology University of Wisconsin-Madison 11am Gonda Building First Flr. Conference Room 1357
Bioinformatics Seminar,Dr. Ira Hall
Title: Poorly mimic or greatly mimic? A model-based evaluation with functional characterization for comparison of differential transcriptomic systems across model organisms or across species Dr. Ira Hall Associate Director of MGI (McDonnell Genome Institute) Associate Professor, Department of Medicine McDonnell Genome Institute at Washington University 4pm Boyer Hall 159
Department of Statistics Seminars
2pm 1434 Physics and Astronomy Classification Errors and the Neyman-Pearson Classification Jingyi Jessica Li UCLA
Bioengineering Seminar
Zhen Gu, Ph.D. Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering, UNC and NCSU Leverage Physiology for Bio-responsive Drug Delivery Engineering V, Room 2101
Bioengineering: Biotech Career Fair
CNSI Lobby 570 Westwood Plaza
Bioinformatics Seminar: Andrew Clark, Cornell University
Title: TBA Dr. Andrew Clark Cornell University Jacob Gould Schurman Professor of Population Genetics Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics Nancy and Peter Meinig Family Investigator Boyer Hall 159
Special Seminar: Pavak Shah, Ph.D. hosted by MCDB, EEB and QCBio
Pavak Shah, Ph.D. Memorial Sloan Kettering The Nervous System at Single-cell Resolution: Quantitative Microcopy and the Study of Neurodevelopment in vivo 154 BSRB
Special Seminar: Idse Heemskerk, Ph.D., hosted by MCDB, EEB & QCBio
Idse Heemskerk, Ph.D. Rice University Morphogen Dynamics Control Patterning in a Stem Cell Model of the Human Embryo 1100 TLSB
Ye (Grace)Chen, Ph.D., Stanford University
Bioengineering Seminars Circumnavigating the RNA World: Circular RNA Immunity Ye (Grace) Chen, Ph.D. Post doctoral Fellow Stanford University Engineering V, Room 2101
