Department of Microbiology Faculty Candidate Seminar

Dr. Lauren Speare

Microbial interactions within microbiomes: insights into their mechanisms and ecology through culture and quantitative ‘omics

404D Biological Sciences Building
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Department Seminars
Dr. Lauren Speare
Oregon State University

Dr. Lauren Speare is a candidate for an Assistant Professor position in the Department of Microbiology. This seminar highlights aspects of research they would bring to the university. 

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Department of Microbiology Faculty Candidate Seminar

Dr. Katherine Hummels

Coordination of Lipopolysaccharide and Peptidoglycan Biosynthesis in Pseudomonas aeruginosa

404D Biological Sciences Building
Type of Event:
Department Seminars
Dr. Katherine Hummels
Harvard Medical School

Dr. Katherine Hummels is a candidate for an Assistant Professor position in the Department of Microbiology. This seminar highlights aspects of research they would bring to the university. 

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Hummels Abstract (439.82 KB)

Department of Microbiology Faculty Candidate Seminar

Dr. Stephane Benoit

Role of nickel and molecular hydrogen in campylobacters, and use of nickel chelation as antimicrobial therapy

404D Biological Sciences Building
Type of Event:
Department Seminars
Dr. Stephane Benoit
Department of Microbiology
University of Georgia

Dr. Stephane Benoit is a candidate for an Assistant Professor position in the Department of Microbiology. This seminar highlights aspects of research they would bring to the university. 

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Benoit Abstract (107.43 KB)

Department of Microbiology Faculty Candidate Seminar

Dr. Hualiang Pi

Clostridioides difficile Subverts Nutritional Immunity through Formation of Iron Storage Organelles

404D Biological Sciences Building
Type of Event:
Department Seminars
Dr. Hualiang Pi
Vanderbilt University

Dr. Hualiang Pi is a candidate for an Assistant Professor position in the Department of Microbiology. This seminar highlights aspects of research they would bring to the university. 

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Pi Abstract (687.7 KB)