Past Events


CMM Seminar - Evolution of an Activity-Regulated Factor in the Primate Brain

Bulent Ataman, (Harvard Medical School)
CCRC Auditorium

Vibrio cholerae iron transport: adaptation to life in multiple environments

Dr. Shelley Payne, Molecular Genetics and Microbiology (University of Texas at Austin)
Room 363 Vet Med Building

The Biochemistry of Regenerative Medicine Mini Symposium

Dr. John Henley, Department of Physiology & Biomedical Engineering (Mayo Clinic)
CCRC Auditorium

The Biochemistry of Regenerative Medicine Mini Symposium

Dr. Loren Field, Department of Medicine (Indiana University)
CCRC Auditorium

The Biochemistry of Regenerative Medicine Mini Symposium

Dr. Maria Limberis, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (University of Pennsylvania)
CCRC Auditorium

The Biochemistry of Regenerative Medicine Mini Symposium

Dr. Lorenz Studer, Center for Stem Cell Biology (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center)
CCRC Auditorium

Metabolomics and drug discovery applied to human infectious diseases

Dr. Maria Belen Cassera, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (University of Georgia)
CCRC Auditorium

Trypanosoma brucei: Mitochondrial Protein Diversity and Cellular Communication

Room B-118, Life Sciences Building

Identification and Characterization of the Base J Glucosyltransferase and Its Potential Use in the Field of Epigenetics

Room S175, Coverdell Building

New small molecule probes for understanding TRIB2 pseudokinase biology and oncology

Dr. Patrick Eyers, Biochemistry (University of Liverpool)
B118 Life Sciences Bldg.

Discovery and Characterization of a Novel Heme-Iron Acquisition Pathway in Enterohemorrhagic E. Coli

Room B-118, Life Sciences Building

Graduation Reception for Graduate & Family

Graduation Reception,
B116 Life Sciences Bldg.

BGSA Spring Seminar

Dr. John Ralph, Biochemistry (University of Wisconsin-Madison )
CCRC Auditorium

Metabolic Engineering of the Hyperthermophilic Archaeon Pyrococcus furiosus for the Renewable Production of Biofuels and Commodity Chemicals

Room B118, Life Sciences Building

Regulation of Transcription Termination and Gene Expression by Base J and H3.V in Kinetoplastids

B118 Life Sciences

The Function of the Gag Protein During the Process of Normal and Restricted Ty1 Retrotransposition in Saccharomyces

Room B118, Life Sciences Building

BUS - Biochemistry Undergraduate Society BMB Spring Symposium

Biochemistry Undergraduate Society,
Coverdell Center
Szymanski

"TGIF" What is the real role of AB5 toxins in the gut?

Christine Szymanski, CCRC (University of Georgia)
CCRC Auditorium

Molecular Machines Mini Symposium

Katrin Karbstein, Cell and Molecular Biology (The Scripps Research Institute )
CCRC Auditorium

Molecular Machines Mini Symposium

Alexey Merz , Biochemistry (University of Washington )
CCRC Auditorium

Molecular Machines Mini Symposium

Blake Wiedenheft , Immunology & Infectious Diseases (Montana State University )
CCRC Auditorium

Molecular Machines Mini Symposium

Arno Greenleaf , Biochemistry (Duke University )
CCRC Auditorium

The Mechanism of Human Apolipoprotein L1 Killing of African Trypanosomes

S175, Coverdell Building

Toxoplasma Infections: Are Our PHDs Really That Important?

Dr. Ira Blader, Microbiology & Immunology (University at Buffalo School of Medicine)
175 Coverdell Center

2016 Lars G. Ljungdahl Lecturer - It does not always take two to tango: dance of metabolic modules in acetogenic bacteria allows metabolic flexibility and survival

Dr. Volker Mueller, Molecular Microbiology & Bioenergetics (Goethe-University Frankfurt)
C127 Life Sciences

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