Dr. Ethan Degner of Wisconsin Lutheran College will present a talk about his work entitled, "Chronicling a mosquito's sex life from intromission to oviposition." The abstract is as follows: "Each year, mosquito-borne infections kill hundreds of thousands and sicken hundreds …
Join us at the Graduate School’s In-Person Open House event to learn more about Biological Sciences! The Graduate School will also pay the application fee for all applicants who attend the Open House (fee waiver eligibility requirements outlined here). Click …
Dr. Eillen Tecle, Assistant Professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the Medical College of Wisconsin, will present a talk about her work entitled, "Purine nucleotide salvage enzymes regulate epithelial cell resistance to infection in C. elegans." The …
Dr. Chris Quinn of UW-Milwaukee will present a talk about his work entitled, "Harnessing human genetics to investigate the development and degeneration of axons in C. elegans." The abstract is as follows: "Genome sequencing studies have generated a list of …
Claudia Rodriguez, graduate student of Biological Sciences at UW-Milwaukee, will present a talk about her work entitled, "An alternative mode of signal transduction by the EGL-15 FGF receptor in Caenorhabditis elegans." The abstract is as follows: "How is an animal body …
Jill McClary-Gutierrez, Biological Safety Officer at UW-Milwaukee, will present a talk about her work entitled, "From LAIs to AI: History and current trends in biosafety & biosecurity." The abstract is as follows: "Even before the establishment of germ theory in …
Drew Little, Ph.D. Candidate at UW-Milwaukee, will present a talk entitled, "Female interactions and their roles in mate choice." The abstract is as follows: "Currently, many scientific studies in courtship emphasize the behavior and traits of males in determining mate …
Dr Matthew Shoulders of MIT will present a talk about his work entitled, "Collagen Folding and Assembly in the Secretory Pathway." The abstract is as follows: "Collagen is the most abundant protein in humans and the molecular scaffold for animal …
Dr. Caroline Turner of Loyola University will present a talk about her work entitled, "Effects of resource limitation on the evolution of biofilm formation and antibiotic resistance." The Abstract is as follows: "Growth and reproduction of organisms is frequently limited …
Alyssa Kline will present a talk about her work entitled, 'Not All Adaptors Are Created Equal: Determining the Roles of the Dual Adaptors in the Pseudomonas aeruginosa Chp Chemosensory system' The Abstract is as Follows: The opportunistic pathogen, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, …