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Conserved CRISPR elements in Salmonella can be used to probe serovar populations

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Conserved CRISPR elements in Salmonella can be used to probe serovar populations

404D Biological Sciences Building
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Department Seminars
Nikki Shariat
Department of Population Health, Poultry Diagnostic and Research Center
University of Georgia
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Nikki Shariat, PhD (61.94 KB)

UGA department of Microbiology provides facility tours to participants in the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair

On March 31, 2019, Microbiology graduate students, Jennifer Kurasz, Kathryn Bellisimo, Taiwo Akinyemi, and Nana Shao, and visiting scientist Zomary Flores provided lab tours and research demonstrations for high school students who were participating in the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair at the Classic Center in Athens, GA.   The Department of Microbiology laboratory tours were organized by Dr. Anna Karls as part of the GSEF STEM Facility Tours initiative of the Georgia Center for Continuing Education. 

Experience UGA 2019

On March 4 & 5, 2019, Department of Microbiology graduate students, Taiwo Akinyemi, Chris Keggi, Olivia Thompson, Stacy Bedore, Katie Laramore, Coralis Rodriguez-Garcia, Emily McEntyre, and Macey Coppinger provided hands-on microbiology demonstrations on "The Power of Microbes" for ~560 9th graders from Cedar Shoals and Clarke Central High Schools who attended the Experience UGA 9th Grade Science Expo, which is organized by the UGA Office of Service-Learning.  Students learned how microbes are being used to generate energy, from cellulosic ethanol

Microbiology Graduate Students visit Stroud Elementary

Dr William Whitman and several Microbiology Graduate Students provided demonstrations throughout the week of March 18 - 22, 2019. for Kim Whitehead's Science Enrichment Classes at Stroud Elementary School in Athens. These graduate students provided invaluable assistance for three days of Microbiology demonstrations to fifth graders.  They had a great time providing some hands on science experiences to these budding scientists.  The graduate students that participated were Lauren Essler, Megan Prescott, Walter Woodside, Jolene Garber, A

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