The College Office of Diversity and Inclusion invites faculty and instructors in all disciplines to join us for a virtual workshop with Lee Mun Wah.
Microbiology research discussions.
"TBD." Sokol Lab, IU Biology.
"Ecological resources and the evolution of parent-offspring interactions," Lauren O'Connell, Stanford University.
Ecolunch brings together people on the IU Bloomington campus who study ecology at a variety of levels of biological organization—from genetics to populations and community ecology to ecosystems.
If our campus halls could talk, what do you think they'd say? And, would you be surprised by what you heard?
"Enteric virus transmission through saliva," Nihal Altan-Bonnet, National Institutes of Health.
GCDB Trainee Seminar
Tomas Helikar, Associate Professor of Biochemistry, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Microbiology research discussions.
“Sex and Death: How we learned to love p53.” Brian Calvi, IU Biology.
"Effects of socioeconomics and neighbor mimicry on vegetation and biodiversity in residential neighborhoods," Emily Minor, UIC: University of Illinois at Chicago.
Ecolunch brings together people on the IU Bloomington campus who study ecology at a variety of levels of biological organization—from genetics to populations and community ecology to ecosystems.
'Fix'-ing to make fuel: controlling electron flow in an anoxygenic phototroph. Katie Fixen, University of Minnesota.
"Towards understanding the mechanisms maintaining a stable trichome dimorphism in Datura wrightii" Jay Goldberg (Delph Lab)
"Title TBA," Clement Chow, University of Utah School of Medicine.
"The mechanism of transcription initiation of quorum-sensing regulated genes" Alyssa Ball (van Kessel Lab)
Microbiology research discussions.
"TBD." Kumar Lab, IU Biology.
"Title TBA," Mollie Manier, George Washington.
Ecolunch brings together people on the IU Bloomington campus who study ecology at a variety of levels of biological organization—from genetics to populations and community ecology to ecosystems.
“Title TBA,” Andrew Young, University of Eveter.
Microbiology research discussions.
"TBD." Kaufman Lab, IU Biology.
Ecolunch brings together people on the IU Bloomington campus who study ecology at a variety of levels of biological organization—from genetics to populations and community ecology to ecosystems.
Ecolunch brings together people on the IU Bloomington campus who study ecology at a variety of levels of biological organization—from genetics to populations and community ecology to ecosystems.
"TRIMming the host interferon response: the role of ubiquitination in ZAP antiviral mechanism," Melody Li, UCLA.
GCDB Trainee Seminar
“Title TBA,” Nadia Soudzilovskaia, Leiden University.
"TBA" Andrew McNamara (Danthi Lab)
Microbiology research discussions.
"TBD." Newton Lab, IU Biology.
Ecolunch brings together people on the IU Bloomington campus who study ecology at a variety of levels of biological organization—from genetics to populations and community ecology to ecosystems.
“Title TBA,” Patrice Polard, Laboratoire de Microbiologie et Génétique Moléculaires.
Ana Bento, Assistant Professor, Epidemiology & Biostatistics
"Title TBA," Tim Mosca, Thomas Jefferson University.
Microbiology research discussions.
“Title TBA,” Zakee Sabree, Ohio State University.
Ecolunch brings together people on the IU Bloomington campus who study ecology at a variety of levels of biological organization—from genetics to populations and community ecology to ecosystems.
Designed for health care professionals, trainees, community members and other allied providers who seek to understand the unique health considerations in the LGBTQ population. Save the date!
Designed for health care professionals, trainees, community members and other allied providers who seek to understand the unique health considerations in the LGBTQ population. Save the date!
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