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  • Celldance! Companions in Discovery

    December 11, 2014
    ashbya

    Professor Amy Gladfelter's lab was selected by the American Society for Cell Biology to create a video about the work being done in her lab to understand human biology using simple fungi - their "key companions."

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  • Events

    • Dec 18

      Biology Faculty Candidate Seminar

      Room 201, Life Sciences Center

      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.

    • Jan 06

      Biology Faculty Candidate Seminar

      Room 201, Life Sciences Center

      Plant-Biotic Interactions in a Changing World: Global Change, Invasion & Biotic Feedbacks. Catherine Fahey PhD, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, a Bio. faculty candidate.

    • Jan 08

      Biology Faculty Candidate Seminar

      Room 201, Life Sciences Center

      Direct Genetic Effects in Plant-Fungal Mutualisms: At the Root of Community Legacy? Erica McGale PhD, Univ. of Lausanne, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.

    • Jan 08

      Biology Faculty Candidate Seminar

      Room 201, Life Sciences Center

      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.

    • Jan 13

      Biology Faculty Candidate Seminar

      Room 201, Life Sciences Center

      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

    • Jan 15

      Biology Faculty Candidate Seminar

      Room 201, Life Sciences Center

      Understanding Drivers Governing Plant-Insect Interactions: Integrated Perspectives from Populations to Molecular Scales. Xosé López-Goldar PhD, Cornell Univ, Bio faculty candidate.

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