Andrew Hanson, PhD
University of Florida; Professor of Horticultural Sciences

"Extending enzyme lifespan to increase net carbon fixation"

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Join us as we showcase the IGB theme Center for Genomic Diagnostics (CGD) for an afternoon of collaboration, poster talks, and socialization!  Refreshments will be served.

THIS LECTURE HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Myron Cohen, PhD
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Associate Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs and Global Health and Director, Institute for Global Health and Infectious Diseases

"A “Bench to Bedside” Story: Treatment and Prevention of Emerging Pathogens"

Dr. Cecilia Leal
Associate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and Racheff Faculty Scholar

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Gregory Pawel, Graduate Student, Chemistry

To go lunches will be provided.

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"Zeiss Sigma VP 3View - Serial Block Face - SEM, Sample Prep & Applications"

Kingsley Boateng, Senior Research Specialist
Carl R Woese Institute for Genomic Biology

Featured Instrument: Serial Block Face - SEM

To go lunches will be provided.

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Mattia Gazzola, PhD
University of Illinois; Assistant Professor, Mechanical Science and Engineering

"The intelligence of the (soft) body"

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"High-dimensional characterization of phototroph-heterotroph interactions"

Chandana Gopalakrishnappa, Graduate Research Assistant, Physics

To go lunches will be provided.

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Alessandra Eustaquio, PhD
University of Illinois Chicago; Assistant Professor, College of Pharmacy

"From DNA to natural products via reverse genetics and synthetic biology"

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Join us for a half-day workshop to explore the development of cross-disciplinary interest and collaborations in the emerging field of “Spatial Omics” featuring short presentations about current and emerging technologies in molecular biology, “user perspectives” to glean new insights from spatially resolved measurements, and “analytics” talks to fill the analysis gap in the field. Register for free at https://www.igb.illinois.edu/webform/spatial_omics_registration.

For those who cannot attend in person, feel free to join via Zoom.