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.
"Deep Agroecology and a New Homeric Epic: Our longest day of battle, our final journey home," John Head, University of Kansas Law.
"Vibrio cholerae's gut feelings," Jun Zhu, University of Pennsylvania.
GCDB Trainee Seminar: "Title TBA," Presenter, Indiana University.
"Title TBA," Presenter, Institution.
Hear staff and researchers from the Environmental Resilience Institute present their work and get a chance to ask questions. Seating is limited and attendees must register in advance.
A Stepped Wedge Design to Address the Opioid Crisis in Ohio
Microbiology research discussions.
"Evolution and development of the vertebrate limb," Kim Cooper, University of California, San Diego.
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.
The Gill Center is pleased to present 2019 Gill Transformative Investigator Award recipient Deborah Clegg, Ph.D. from Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professionals. Join us for her talk at the 20... Read more
The Gill Center is pleased to present 2019 Gill Transformative Investigator Award recipient Barry Dickson, Ph.D. from HHMI-Janelia Research Campus. Join us for his talk at the 2019 Gill Symposium!
The Gill Center is pleased to present 2019 Gill Transformative Investigator Award recipient Margaret McCarthy, Ph.D. from the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Join us for her talk at the 201... Read more
The Gill Center is pleased to present 2019 Gill Transformative Investigator Award recipient Catherine Woolley, Ph.D. from the Northwestern University. Join us for her talk at the 2019 Gill Symposium!
The Gill Center is pleased to present 2019 Gill Transformative Investigator Award recipient Catherine Dulac, Ph.D. from the Harvard University. Join us for her talk at the 2019 Gill Symposium!
A lively, informal, social networking event for people interested in making a greener world. Folks gather to share libations and ideas, discuss, debate, explore, and make new friends and business conn... Read more
Yu-Chieh David Chen of UCR will present a lecture entitled "Control of sugar and amino acid feeding via integration of distinct pharyngeal taste inputs." Join us for refreshments and his lecture!
Jui-Yen Huang, Ph.D. of the Lu Lab at Indiana University will present a lecture entitled "The Impact of Dysregulated FGF-FGFR signaling in Post-mitotic Neuron during Cortical Development." Join us for... Read more
Dr Dhopeshwarkar will present "(delta)9THC, a major component of canabis and its metabolites, bind and activate GPR119 to induce weight loss in diet induced obese mice."
LiLian Yuan, Ph.D. will present a lecture entitled "Identification of Novel Antidepressant Mechanism of Ketamine by Kinome Profiling." Join us for refreshments and her lecture!
Jung Ho Hyun of JHU will present a lecture entitled "Neural mechanism that regulates the modification of brain circuits when switching between learned tasks." Join us for snacks and his lecture.
Wan Song, Ph.D. of the Tracey Lab at Indiana University Bloomington will present a lecture entitled "Roles of RNA pseudouridylation in Drosophilanociception."
Josée Guindon of Texas Tech University and Health Sciences Center will present a lecture. Join us for refreshments and her lecture.
Join Dr. Deborah Clegg of Drexel Medical Center, a 2019 Gill Transformative Investigator Awardee, for a candid Q&A discussion with IU undergrad students.
"Regulating the enhancer landscape in immune cell development," Alessandro Gardini, Wistar Institution.
"Title TBA," Kathryn Mueller, Phase Genomics Inc.
From Collegeville to Here? Public Health and Inequality Made possible as part of the Ruth Clifford Engs lecture series, established in honor of Dr. Ruth Clifford Engs, Professor Emeritus.
"Structural insight into the biogenesis of beta barrel membrane proteins" by Susan Buchanan, NIDDK, NIH.
"Mutualism: What do we know, and where do we go from here?" Judith Bronstein, University of Arizona.
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.
"Non-phototrophic Actinobacteria respond to light," Julia Maresca, University of Delaware.
GCDB Trainee Seminar: "Title TBA," Shruthi Sriramkumar (O'Hagan lab), Indiana University.
Microbiology research discussions.
"Selection's role in shaping genetic variation in wild and domesticated plants," Emily Josephs, Michigan 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.
"Bacterial genetic transformation: a natural key to rapid evolution," Donald Morrison, University of Illinois at Chicago.
"Fat-brain relay: How fat hormones signal nutrient state to the brain,"" Akhila Rajan, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
"Title TBA," Jeffery Fernandez, Janssen Research & Development.
Microbiology research discussions.
“Title TBA,” Matt Fuxjager, Wake Forest.
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.
"Effects of pH on Vibrio cholerae flagellar motility during infection," Yann Dufour, Michigan State University.
"Transcription and transcriptional memory at the nuclear pore complex," Jason Brickner, Northwestern University.
Annual one-day retreat for IU microbiology faculty, affiliates, and their lab members.
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.
"Disentangling the tree of life: from species discovery in a biodiversity hotspot to the origin of African savannas," Muthama Muasya, University of Cape Town, South Africa.
“Title TBA,” Randy Moregenstein, Oklahoma State University.
A lively, informal, social networking event for people interested in making a greener world. Folks gather to share libations and ideas, discuss, debate, explore, and make new friends and business conn... Read more
"Title TBA," Nadean Brown, UC Davis.
"Title TBA," Shawn Bairstow, Baxter International.
The Gill Center is pleased to present Dr. Elaine Aparecida Del Bel Belluz Guimaraes, Ph.D. from University of Sao Paulo. Join us for lunch and her lecture!
"Evolutionary dynamics in microbial communities: lessons from the lab, the whiteboard, and the microbiome," Benjamin Good, Dept of Applied Physics, 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.
"Title TBA," Buck Samuel, Baylor College of Medicine.
"Title TBA," Angelike Stathopoulos, Caltech
"Title TBA," Trudy Grossman, Azitra Inc.
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," Mariana Byndloss, Vanderbilt University.
GCDB Trainee Seminar: "Title TBA," Taylor Nicholas (Hollenhorst lab) and Moustafa Saleh (Zentner lab), Indiana University.
"Title TBA," Stephanie Adams and Amber Rowse, Covance.
Alexander Chubykin, Ph.D. of Purdue University will present a lecture entitled Impaired VIsual Oscillations in Fragile X Mice. Join us for a pizza lunch and his lecture.
Microbiology research discussions.
“Title TBA,” Carlos Botero, Washington 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.
"Title TBA," Rick Lloyd, Baylor College of Medicine.
"Title TBA," Jens Rister, University of Massachusetts.
"Title TBA," Toivo Kallas, Algoma Algal Biotechnology.
“Title TBA,” Jennifer Brisson, University of Rochester.
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," Karine Gibbs, Harvard University.
"Title TBA," Judith Simcox, University of Wisconsin.
"Title TBA," Sebastian Gruenberg, RNA Division at NEB.
Microbiology research discussions.
"Title TBA," Matt Cabeen, Oklahoma State University.
GCDB Trainee Seminar: "Title TBA," Kasun Buddika (Sokol lab) and Nader Mahmoudzadeh (Tennessen lab), Indiana University.
The Gill Center is pleased to present Dr. Susanne Ressl, Ph.D. from Indiana University Bloomington. Join us for lunch and her lecture!
Microbiology research discussions.
“Title TBA,” Nicole Mideo, University of Toronto.
We are pleased to present Gill Chair, Dr. Andrea Hohmann, Ph.D., from the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences and the Linda and Jack Gill Center. Join us for lunch and listen to her lectu... Read more
Microbiology research discussions.
GCDB Trainee Seminar: "Title TBA," Sam Miller (O'Hagan lab) and Andrew Loffer (Pikaard lab), Indiana University.
Hui-Chen Lu, Ph.D. from the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences and Linda and Jack Gill Center at Indiana University will present a lecture. Please join us for her talk and lunch!
“Title TBA,” Nicole King, University of California, Berkeley.
GCDB Trainee Seminar: "Title TBA," Ahsan Hameed (Shaw lab), Indiana University.
The College of Arts