August 27, 2021
Workshop – Science Communication
Led by Shauna Bennett, Assistant Teaching Professor, GU, The Department of Biology
Graduate Research Seminars and Graduate Development Workshops
Fridays, 3:30-4:45 pm
Join us every Friday for graduate research discussions! Graduate students showcase their exciting research at our departmental seminars, followed by an interactive Q&A session. Graduate students learn from peers’ presentations and Q&A sessions, gaining perspectives that can inform and refine your own research.
Workshop – Science Communication
Led by Shauna Bennett, Assistant Teaching Professor, GU, The Department of Biology
Zachary Park, Rose lab
“Keeping up with Kfc1, a novel regulator of meiosis that is essential for m(6)A mRNA methylation”.
Nicole Wagner, Johnson lab
“Metagenomic Analysis of the Water and Microbial Mats of the Antarctic Untersee Oasis”.
Joan Reger, Huang lab
“Investigating the role for Tubulin Polymerization Promoting Protein (TPPP) in Oligodendrocytes and Disease“.
Tyler Ripple, Wimp lab
“Snails, Nitrogen, and the Decomposition of Dead Plants”.
Workshop – “Equity in Science: Representation, Culture, and the Dynamics of Change in Graduate Education”
Led by DEI committee
Jewel Tomasula, Wimp lab
“ Investigating the Genetic Diversity of a Clonal Plant in the Salt Marsh”.
Arifa Ahsan, Silva and He lab
“Temporal dynamics of the homeostasis of activity-induced nascent proteins”.
Sylvia Min, Rolfes lab
“Grf10 and Phosphate and Copper Homeostasis in C. albicans.”
Vanessa Angelova, Singer lab
“Intestinal barrier defects in giardiasis.”
Workshop – Mental Health Resources
Led by: Dr. John Loughlin-Presnal and Dr. Nisha Molugu, both from CAPS (counseling and psychological services)
Molly McEntee, Mann lab
“Female reproduction in Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins: Costs of and counterstrategies to allied male sexual coercion”.
Anaïs Roussel, Johnson lab
“Biomarkers Transformation on the Irradiated Martian Surface.”
Melissa Collier, Bansal lab
“Informing past and forecasting future infectious disease dynamics in the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin: a data-driven mathematical modeling approach”.
Workshop – Equity in Science: Representation, Culture, and the Dynamics and Change in Graduate Education.
Led by JEDI with Dr. Julie Posseltuin
Vaughn Shirey, Ries lab
“Curiosity Cabinets to Climate Change: What natural history museums can tell us about cold-adapted butterflies on a warming planet.”.
Katherine Kraft, Rose lab
“Mei Oh Mei: Investigating Kar4’s Meiotic Function(s)”.
Mara Heilig, Armbruster lab
“Determining the role of histone modification during transgenerational diapause signaling in Aedes albopictus”.
Shahad Alqahtani, Brinsmade lab
“How does CodY control the activity of the SaeR/S Two Component System in Staphylococcus aureus?”.
Workshop – Getting the Mentoring That You Need.
Led by Caleb C. McKinney, PhD, MPS
Maggie Weng, Johnson lab
“Understanding the circadian rhythms of a hypersaline saltern”.
Ellen Jacobs, Mann lab
“Individual variation in bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops aduncus) maternal style in Shark Bay, Western Australia”
Deb George, Coate lab and Rita (Akinkuotu) Kosile, Singer lab
Deb title: “The Role of Eph/Ephrin signaling in Type II SGN Turning.”
Rita Title: “Tryptophan Metabolites Impact Intestinal Barrier Repair In Giardiasis.”
Workshop: Resume/CV/Online presence
Led by Caitlin Moore, Graduate School of Arts and
Sciences.
Ursula Machi, Rose lab
“Regulation of Yeast Cell Fusion.”
Cesar Velez-Penaloza, Silva lab
“The 3’UTR interfere with Sox11 Function in neurogenesis”
Dennis DiMaggio, Brinsmade lab
“Impact of de novo pyrimidine biosynthesis on the SaeRS Two-Component system of Staphylococcus aureus“