Congratulations Summer Travel Grant Recipients The Microbiology Department would like to congratulate these Graduate Students on receiving a Graduate School Travel Grant! The Department of Microbiology will have scientists representing us at conferences all over the world this summer! Alyssa Baugh, Neidle Lab Coralis Rodriguez, Ottesen Lab Silke Andresen, Szymanski Lab Karla Shen, Downs Lab Ronnie Fulton, Downs Lab Greg Whitaker, Downs Lab Read more about Congratulations Summer Travel Grant Recipients
2022 Summer Research Grant Recipients The Microbiology Department is pleased to announce that we have three Summer Research Grant recipients! Our congratulations go out to Abigail Deaven of Lewis Lab, Amy Siceloff of Shariat Lab, and Jared Smith of Shariat Lab. Read more about 2022 Summer Research Grant Recipients
2021-2022 OTA Award Winners The Microbiology is proud to announce that Stacy Bedore and Coralis Rodriguez have been chose as 2021-22 OTA recipients. The Center for Teaching and Learning administers the Outstanding Teaching Assistant (OTA) award, sponsored by the Office of the Vice President for Instruction. This award recognizes teaching assistants who demonstrate superior teaching skills while serving in the classroom or laboratory. Congratulations Stacy and Coralis! Read more about 2021-2022 OTA Award Winners
Hannah Stanley Receives NSF's Graduate Research Fellowship The Microbiology Department is pleased to announce that Hannah Stanley, Trent Lab has been selected to receive the prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. The National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program, (GRFP) recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines (STEM)who are pursuing research-based master’s and doctoral degrees. Read more about Hannah Stanley Receives NSF's Graduate Research Fellowship
How the Plasmid-encoded Mercury Resistance Locus Accelerates Recovery of E.coli from Exposure to Inorganic Mercury How the Plasmid-encoded Mercury Resistance Locus Accelerates Recovery of E.coli from Exposure to Inorganic Mercury Friday, April 15 2022, 12pm 404D, Biological Sciences Type of Event: Student Seminars Andrew Wiggins Summers Laboratory UGA Deptartment of Microbiology Dissertation Defense Seminar by Andrew Wiggins, Summers Lab Read more about How the Plasmid-encoded Mercury Resistance Locus Accelerates Recovery of E.coli from Exposure to Inorganic Mercury
Exploring aspects of immune modulation in a human macrophage model against common bacterial pathogens. Monday, April 11 2022, 2pm Online Via Zoom Type of Event: Student Seminars Lauren Essler Quinn Laboratory UGA Deprtment of Microbiology Dissertation Defense Seminar by Lauren Essler, Quinn Lab. See department email for meeting link. Read more about Exploring aspects of immune modulation in a human macrophage model against common bacterial pathogens.
Regulation of DMSP metabolism by oxidative stress in Ruegeria pomeroyi Regulation of DMSP metabolism by oxidative stress in Ruegeria pomeroyi Wednesday, April 13 2022, 3pm 404D, Biological Sciences Type of Event: Student Seminars Tao Wang Whitman Laboratory UGA Department of Microbiology Dissertation Defense Seminar by Tao Wang, Whitman Lab. Attendance both in-person and virtual. Check department email for meeting links. Read more about Regulation of DMSP metabolism by oxidative stress in Ruegeria pomeroyi
Xiaofeng Xie Senior Research Associate Research Labs (via personnel): Xiaorong Lin Labs: Lin Lab Read more about Xiaofeng Xie
The epitope specificity and function of CD8+ T cells targeting the large gene family proteins of Trypanosoma cruzi The epitope specificity and function of CD8+ T cells targeting the large gene family proteins of Trypanosoma cruzi Thursday, March 31 2022, 9:30am Room H203, Center for Veterinary Medicine Special Information: Seminar also available via Zoom, see department email for link Type of Event: Student Seminars Molly Bunkofske Tarleton Laboratory UGA Department of Microbiology Dissertation Defense Seminar by Molly Bunkofske, Tarleton Lab Read more about The epitope specificity and function of CD8+ T cells targeting the large gene family proteins of Trypanosoma cruzi
“A pain in the butt: Understanding the microaerobic physiology of Campylobacter jejuni” “A pain in the butt: Understanding the microaerobic physiology of Campylobacter jejuni” Thursday, March 17 2022, 11:10am Online Via Zoom Special Information: See department email for meeting information Type of Event: Department Seminars Professor Dave Kelly School of Biosciences The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK Professor Dave Kelly Read more about “A pain in the butt: Understanding the microaerobic physiology of Campylobacter jejuni”
