Expanding our current understanding of vitamin B6 metabolism in Salmonella enterica Expanding our current understanding of vitamin B6 metabolism in Salmonella enterica Thursday, November 11 2021, 1pm Online Via Zoom Type of Event: Student Seminars Huong Vu Downs Laboratory UGA Department of Microbiology Read more about Expanding our current understanding of vitamin B6 metabolism in Salmonella enterica
The role of N-terminal acetylation in modulation of S. enterica physiology The role of N-terminal acetylation in modulation of S. enterica physiology Tuesday, November 9 2021, 1pm Online Via Zoom Special Information: See department email for link and password Type of Event: Student Seminars Anastacia Parks Escalante Laboratory UGA Department of Microbiology Read more about The role of N-terminal acetylation in modulation of S. enterica physiology
Exploring cooperative nutrient dynamics that support marine microbial interactions Thursday, November 18 2021, 11:10am Room 404D Biological Sciences Building Type of Event: Department Seminars Dr. Bryn Durham Department of Biology University of Florida Durham Lab A Special Alumni Seminar hosted by MGSA: Jack Payne Alumni Seminar Graduate student recipient of the "Dr. William Jackson and Jane Payne Graduate Fellowship in Microbiology" will be announced. Read more about Exploring cooperative nutrient dynamics that support marine microbial interactions
Towards developing an academic career in the biomedical sciences Thursday, October 28 2021, 11:10am Room 404D Biological Sciences Building Type of Event: Department Seminars Dr. Rob Onyenwoke Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise North Carolina Central University NCCU Research Special seminar in honor of Dr. Juergen Wiegel. Graduate student awardee will be announced Read more about Towards developing an academic career in the biomedical sciences
Bacterial microcompartments (BMCs): Metabolic Organelles of Bacteria Thursday, December 2 2021, 11:10am Room 404D Biological Sciences Building Type of Event: Department Seminars Dr. Cheryl Kerfeld Michigan State University and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Kerfeld Lab Special Seminar in honor of Dr. Joy Porter Williams. Graduate student awardee will be announced. Read more about Bacterial microcompartments (BMCs): Metabolic Organelles of Bacteria
Helicobacter pylori genetic diversity and gastric cancer risk Thursday, November 11 2021, 11:10am Online via Zoom Special Information: see departmental email for zoom link Type of Event: Department Seminars Dr. Timothy Cover Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology Vanderbilt University Dr. Timothy Cover Read more about Helicobacter pylori genetic diversity and gastric cancer risk
Tripping on your own cloak: How fungal cell wall repair pathways can expose ß(1,3)-glucan to the host immune system Thursday, November 4 2021, 11:10am Room 404D Biological Sciences Building Type of Event: Department Seminars Dr. Todd Reynolds Department of Microbiology University of Tennessee Dr. Todd Reynolds Read more about Tripping on your own cloak: How fungal cell wall repair pathways can expose ß(1,3)-glucan to the host immune system
From the deep biosphere to hydrothermal plumes - Microbial activity and dynamics in extreme deep sea environments in the Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California Thursday, October 14 2021, 11:10am Zoom Type of Event: Department Seminars Dr. Samantha Joye Department of Marine Sciences University of Georgia Dr. Samantha Joyce Read more about From the deep biosphere to hydrothermal plumes - Microbial activity and dynamics in extreme deep sea environments in the Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California
Microbial-Metabolite Networks in the Surface Ocean Thursday, September 30 2021, 11:10am Room 404D Biological Sciences Building Type of Event: Department Seminars Dr. Mary Ann Moran Department of Marine Sciences University of Georgia Moran Lab Link to the recorded seminar: Dr. Mary Ann Moran, 'Microbial-Metabolite Networks in the Surface Ocean ' - University of Georgia Kaltura (uga.edu) Read more about Microbial-Metabolite Networks in the Surface Ocean
