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SUMMARY:Medical School Information & Networking Event
DESCRIPTION:Dreaming about med school? 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ We’ve got just the event for you! \nJoin us for the 2nd Annual Medical School Information & Networking Event\n📅 Tuesday\, October 7 | ⏰ 4:00–5:30 PM\n📍 Lubar Entrepreneurship Center (1st floor) \nThis event is your chance to:\n✨ Connect with medical students from the Medical College of Wisconsin who get it—they’ve been where you are and are ready to share what it really takes to thrive.\n✨ Hear insider tips on balancing pre-med life\, surviving the MCAT grind\, and navigating the med school application process.\n✨ Meet Anton Johnson II\, Admissions Recruiter at MCW\, who will give you the lowdown on admissions requirements and pre-med enrichment programs you won’t want to miss. \nOh—and did we mention? Free refreshments + a raffle with awesome swag 🎉 \nIf you are interested in attending\, please register here: https://tinyurl.com/medschoolinfo25.
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LOCATION:Lubar Enterpreneurship Center: First Floor Atrium\, 2100 E 51����\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Battle of the Organisms!
DESCRIPTION:This year we will be holding our second annual “Battle of the Organisms“. Members of the Biological Sciences Labs will create brief presentations about why their study organism/system is the best of the best. What makes an organism the best? It could be that it’s adorable\, has outrageously cool facts\, or perhaps it has the most important implications. After hearing from the contenders\, the audience will vote on the overall best organism. Points will be awarded for various categories spanning the organism itself as well as the quality of the presentation. The winner of the best organism will receive perhaps the most invaluable prize — bragging rights until the next battle. \nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00PM.
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LOCATION:Lapham Hall\, N101\, 3209 N Maryland Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Colloquia
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Dr. Dominique Alfandari
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Dominique Alfandari\, professor of developmental biology at UMASS Amherst\, will present a talk about his work entitled “ADAMs in Motion: A Cellular Odyssey from Surface to Nucleus.” \nThe abstract is as follows: \nCranial neural crest (CNC) cells are key stem cells that contribute to most of the facial structures in vertebrates. ADAM (A Disintegrin And Metalloprotease) proteins are essential for the induction and migration of the CNC. We have shown that Adam13 associates with the transcription factor Arid3a to regulate gene expression. Here we show that Adam13 modulates Histone modifications in the CNC. We show that Arid3a binding to the tfap2a promoter depends on the presence of Adam13. This association promotes the expression of one tfap2a variant expressed in the CNC that uniquely activates the expression of genes critical for CNC migration. We show that both Adam13 and human ADAM9 associate with proteins involved in histone modification and RNA splicing\, a function critically affected by the loss of Adam13. We propose that ADAMs may act as extracellular sensors to modulate chromatin availability\, leading to changes in gene expression and splicing. \nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00PM.
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LOCATION:Lapham Hall\, N101\, 3209 N Maryland Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Fatemeh Cheraghi
DESCRIPTION:Fatemeh Cheraghi\, a PhD student in the De La Cova lab\, will be presenting a talk about her work entitled “Investigation of RASopathy variants and Raf protein regulation.” \nThe abstract is as follows: \nRASopathies are a group of human developmental disorders caused by mutation of genes encoding components of the ERK signaling pathway\, including RAF1 and BRAF. Although most RASopathy-associated variants enhance Raf signaling\, the underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood. We hypothesize that variants affecting different domains of RAF1 and BRAF may alter signaling through distinct mechanisms\, such as changes in Raf protein expression or subcellular localization. To test this hypothesis\, we used Caenorhabditis elegans and CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing to generate variants of the C. elegans Raf gene equivalent to those found in human patients. We analyzed phenotypes\, Raf protein expression\, and localization for five disease-associated variants. We will discuss how results from our C. elegans model may correspond to symptoms observed in human RASopathy patients. \nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00PM.
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Dr. Alita Burmeister
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Alita Burmeister\, professor of microbiology at 51����\, will present a talk about her work entitled “Bio Sci Treehouse of Horror: The Grim Reaper is said to carry a scythe\, but it’s seven times more likely that he carries tuberculosis.” \nThe abstract is as follows: \nEvery day\, evolution shapes our lives. Through the rapid change of bacterial and viral populations\, pathogens rapidly evolve new genotypes and phenotypes. Sometimes these new traits allow microbes to evade the immune system\, to become more pathogenic\, or to increase in resistance to antibiotics and antivirals. My group uses molecular genetics and evolutionary biology to understand populations of bacteria and bacteriophages (‘phages\,’ viruses that infect bacterial cells). We also use bacteria and phages to study evolutionary processes\, such as the evolution of innovation and relaxed selection. In this talk\, I will present ongoing and new projects\, seek community feedback on future directions\, and share a spooky inspiration for grant writing and teaching. There will be references to Ghost Busters and the Teenage Ninja Mutant Ninga Turtles\, among other organisms that frequent the sewers. \nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00 PM.
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Graduate Rep Q&A
DESCRIPTION:Colloquium this week will be a Q&A with the Graduate Rep\, Gerlinde Hoebel.  Questions about grad school?  Suggestions to improve student life in the department?  Come chat with the Graduate Program Representative! \nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00PM.
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Dr. Ignacio Escalante
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Ignacio Escalante\, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences at University of Illinois-Chicago\, will be presenting a talk about his work entitled “Bouncing together: behavioral and biomechanical defenses in Neotropical arachnids.” \nThe abstract is as follows: \nAnimals have evolved various defenses against predation. My research focuses on animals that use multiple lines of defense—how they evolve\, what their costs are\, and whether they are effective in multiple contexts. I will present three case studies of an understudied arachnid group\, Opiliones (“daddy long-legs”): (1) They often lose legs voluntarily to escape from predators. I found that leg loss brings consequences for locomotor performance\, from which they can recover. (2) They perform a quick upand-down movement (bobbing). I found that bobbing can serve as an anti-predator strategy. (3) I explore their multispecies aggregation behavior. These aggregations are highly variable in terms of species composition and the individuals present. My work shows that they use shared and unique signals to coordinate this defensive strategy. Overall\, these studies illustrate the diversity of defensive strategies that animals may evolve to counter predation. \nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00PM.
URL:/biology/event/biological-sciences-colloquium-dr-ignacio-escalante/
LOCATION:Lapham Hall\, N101\, 3209 N Maryland Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Dr. Gerlinde Höbel
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Gerlinde Höbel\, professor of Ecology\, Evolution and Behavior at 51����\, will be presenting a talk about her work entitled “Sexual selection theory meets frog behavior: on the architecture of mate choice decisions.” \nThe abstract is as follows: \nMate choice is an important cause of natural and sexual selection\, driving the evolution of ornaments and promoting diversification and speciation. Mate choice decisions arise from the interaction of several components\, and knowledge of whether they interact\, and how\, is crucial for understanding their contributions to selection. Research in my lab has focused on the relationship between preference functions (attractiveness ranking of prospective mates) and choosiness (effort invested in obtaining the preferred mate). We have shown that those are independent components of mate choice decisions in two species of treefrogs\, suggesting that the joint study of variation in both components is required to gain a complete understanding of how mate choice contributes to sexual selection and speciation. We also uncovered surprising levels of individual variation in preference functions\, which suggests that population-level curves may accurately capture the direction of sexual selection\, but depending on the properties of the constituting individual functions they may over- or underestimate the strength of selection. \nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00PM.
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LOCATION:Lapham Hall\, N101\, 3209 N Maryland Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: NSF-IRES Research from Grenada
DESCRIPTION:The 2025 NSF-IRES research cohort will be presenting a talk entitled “Is newer better? Comparing established and emerging methods for tropical conservation in Grenada.” \nThe abstract is as follows: \nTropical conservation depends on accurate data. Traditional approaches\, such as in-person observations and transect-and-quadrant surveys\, have long guided management decisions. But new technologies can make data collection more efficient and affordable. This seminar features an overview of five student research projects comparing old and new methods\, using Grenada’s reefs and rainforests as case studies: \n\nFrom Transects to Technology: Comparing Methods in Grenada’s Reefs\nReframing the Reef: Evaluating Photogrammetry Against Traditional Benthic Survey Methods\nA Tale of Two Grenadian Research Projects: Habitat Suitability Analysis and Tree Canopy Cover Methods Comparison\nDiet Composition and Prey Availability for the Grenada Frog\nComparing biodiversity richness between federally protected areas and non-federally protected areas of terrestrial and marine ecosystems in the tropical island of Grenada\n\nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00PM.
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LOCATION:Lapham Hall\, N101\, 3209 N Maryland Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Maisie Buntin
DESCRIPTION:Maisie Buntin\, Outreach Programs Coordinator at Milwaukee Public Museum\, will be presenting a talk entitled “Museum Careers\,” and the abstract is as follows:\nMuseums offer a unique and exciting work environment\, blending academic research\, educational outreach\, and collections care. Learn more about career opportunities in a museum setting with Maisie Buntin\, Outreach Program Coordinator at the Milwaukee Public Museum\, and graduate of 51����’s Museum Studies Certificate program.\nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00 PM.
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Colloquium: Lauran Liggan
DESCRIPTION:Lauran Liggan\, PhD candidate in the Alberto lab\, will be giving a talk about her work entitled “Unlocking the microscopic life of kelp: molecular monitoring reveals gametophyte-driven processes that shape kelp habitat persistence and recovery.”  The abstract is as follows: \nNearshore ecosystems such as kelp forests support high biodiversity and valuable ecosystem services\, yet they are declining rapidly worldwide. A key challenge in understanding their recovery lies in resolving processes occurring in cryptic early life stages\, particularly the microscopic gametophyte stage that underpin kelp population dynamics. My research utilizes a molecular approach to quantify these cryptic stages in-situ\, integrating environmental DNA\, population genetics\, and spatial analyses to link early life-stage dynamics with patterns of recruitment and recovery. By making these hidden processes measurable\, this work provides new insight into the mechanisms driving kelp forest resilience and offers insights for improving monitoring and restoration in rapidly changing coastal ecosystems. \nThe presentation will begin at 3:00 PM in Lapham Hall N101\, preceded by an informal reception from 2:45 – 3:00PM.
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LOCATION:Lapham Hall\, N101\, 3209 N Maryland Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Colloquia
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SUMMARY:Biological Sciences Greenhouse Open House
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 8th annual Biological Sciences Greenhouse Open House on Wednesday\, April 22nd from 2:00PM-6:00PM to celebrate Earth Week. \n\nLocation: Northwest Quadrant Building C 4th floor (use the red elevators).\n\nExperience: You’ll have the opportunity to tour this wonderful 51���� resource\, explore and learn about 51����’s instructional plant collection and fascinating cutting-edge NSF and USDA-funded research. Explore the Greenhouse webpage for details about this facility. \nBonus: There will be free plants available\, while they last!
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LOCATION:Northwest Quadrant C\, Room 4600\, 1930 E Hartford Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
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