Events Archive
Speaker: Lalit Deshmukh, UCSD (Chem Dept.)
Host: Julien Roche
Speaker: Paulina Pawlica, Mount Sinai Medical Center
Host: Walter Moss
Speaker: Julien Roche, Iowa State University
Host: Alan Myers
Speaker: Eric Underbakke, Iowa State University
Host: Mark Hargrove
Speaker: Xuefeng Wang, Iowa State University Physics
Host: Stone Chen
Speaker: Dr. Wendy Maury, University of Iowa
Host: Marit Nilsen-Hamilton
Speaker: Walter Moss, Iowa State University
Host: Dipa Sashital
Speaker: Stone Chen, Iowa State University
Host: Marit Nilsen-Hamilton
Acquire, Adapt, Overome: Plant Diterpene Synthases in a Hostile World
Reid Brown, Reuben Peters Lab (BBMB), ISU
Dr. Ann Lichens-Park, National Program Leader for Microbial Genomics in the Institute of Food Production and Sustainability of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA), USDA. Dr. Lichens-Park will talk about her role overseeing the research grant programs at and for the USDA. Jacques Lowe, Host. 12:00 noon (virtual)
Biosynthesis of Xyloglucan: New Insight Into the Xyloglucan Xylosyltransferases Enzymes Relationship
Olga Zabotina. Ph.D., (BBMB), ISU
Expanding the Druggable Human Genome
Warren Rouse - Walter Moss Lab (BBMB)
BBMB and the Graduate Learning Community (GLC) invites you to the virtual Graduate Student Recognition. We look forward to celebrating both those who are graduating this spring and those who received honors and awards this past academic year.
Detoxification and Development: Dual Roles of Keap 1-Nrf2 Complex in Drosophila
Huai Deng Ph.D - University of Minnesota, Duluth
Going Viral with New RNA Tools to Explore the Noncoding World
Nara Lee. Ph.D - University of Pittsburgh
TBD
Natalie Ahn. Ph.D - University of Colorado, Boulder
Drosophila Lamp 1 Mutants Enhance a Parkinson Model Without Affecting Autophagy
Norin Chaudry - Gustavo Macintosh Lab (BBMB), ISU
DNA Aptamers for Early Detection of Ebolavirus
Soma Banerjee, Marit Nilsen-Hamilton Lab (BBMB)
Radford Davis, Associate Professor, Veterinary Microbiology & Preventive Medicine, ISU College of Veterninary Medicine. By day, Dr. Radford Davis is a prominent public health scientist. He has traveled the world working on global health issues with a stated goal of improving veterinary health in developing countries. In recent years, Davis has added a new tool to his teaching arsenal. He now uses still photography to bridge art and science. Warren Rouse, Host 12:00 noon
Measurement of Interaction Forces and Binding Kinetics for Protein-Protein Interactions with AFM
Anwesha Sarkar Ph.D. ECE & Nanovaccine Institute, ISU
Multivalency and Protein Disorder in Transcription Factors and Virus Protein Interactions: Common Themes Among Rabies Virus and Sars-CoV2
Elizabeth Barbar. Ph.D. - Oregon State University
It Takes Tau to Tangle: Functional Studies of a Dysfunctional Protein
Elizabeth Rhoades, Ph.D.
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Sannie Culbertson, Alumni Guest Speaker. Sannie graduated with her Ph.D. in Biochemistry from ISU in 2018 and is currently an editor at Cell Press-- Trends in Biochemical Sciences. Her Cell Press bio summary says, "After growing up and receiving her education in the American Midwest, Sannie joined the Cell Press team as the Editor for Trends in Biochemical Sciences.
Understanding the Properties of Magnesium Induced Chromatin Association
Isaac Young -
Ph.D Candidate - Michael Shogren-Knaak Lab (BBMB)
