Oopik Auditorium, Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center, 2:00pm-3:15pm
Proteasomes in the Apoplast: New Players in Plant Defense Against Pathogens. Hana Zand Karimi PhD, Pfizer, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.
Oopik Auditorium, Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center, 2:00pm-3:15pm
Epigenetic Control of Gene Expression and Genome Stability During Germline and Seed Development. Colette Picard PhD, UCLA, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.
Splitting Hairs: Lessons Learned from the Trichomes of Extreme Plants. Carl Procko PhD, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.
From Molecules to Organs: Single-cell Insights into Root Adaptation to Soil Compaction. Mingyuan Zhu PhD, Duke University, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.
The Fate of Bacteria-Fungi-Plant Symbioses in a Changing World: Why it Matters & What We Can Do About It. Louis Berrios PhD, Stanford Univ., a faculty candidate in the Biology Dept
Direct Genetic Effects in Plant-Fungal Mutualisms: At the Root of Community Legacy? Erica McGale PhD, University of Lausanne, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.
Plant-Biotic Interactions in a Changing World: Global Change, Invasion & Biotic Feedbacks. Catherine Fahey PhD, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, a Bio. faculty candidate.
Fertilizing the Land Carbon Sink: Feedbacks Between Nitrogen Fixation and Climate Change. Thomas Bytnerowicz PhD, Univ. of Florida, a faculty candidate in the Biology Dept.
How Do Variable Interactions Affect Populations? Integrating Data & Theory in Plant-based Food Webs. Jessie Mutz PhD, Univ. of Tennessee, a faculty candidate in the Biology Dept.