Pathogenic Escherichia coli : Beyond intestinal borders and species barriers Pathogenic Escherichia coli : Beyond intestinal borders and species barriers Wednesday, June 6 2018, 12pm 404D Biological Sciences Bldg Type of Event: Department Seminars Charles M. Dozois Microbiology and Immunology University of Quebec Read more about Pathogenic Escherichia coli : Beyond intestinal borders and species barriers
Jessica Will Research Professional III / Escalante Lab Manager Research Labs (via personnel): Jorge C. Escalante-Semerena Read more about Jessica Will
Helicobacter pylori nickel storage proteins: recognition and modulation of diverse metabolic targets Monday, April 23 2018, 8am 404D, Biological Sciences Building Type of Event: Student Seminars Zachary Saylor Maier Laboratory Read more about Helicobacter pylori nickel storage proteins: recognition and modulation of diverse metabolic targets
Exploring the ecology of complex microbial communities through an examination of the cockroach gut microbiome Monday, April 23 2018, 12:30pm Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building Type of Event: Student Seminars Ottesen Lab Read more about Exploring the ecology of complex microbial communities through an examination of the cockroach gut microbiome
Modeling the Interaction of Mycoplasma pneumoniae with Glycan Receptors Friday, April 13 2018, 2pm Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building Type of Event: Student Seminars Krause Lab Read more about Modeling the Interaction of Mycoplasma pneumoniae with Glycan Receptors
"Genetic and transcriptomic insights into dissimilatory antimonate reduction by an obligately anaerobic bacterium". Monday, April 16 2018, 12:30pm Biological Sciences, 404A Special Information: Dr. James T. Hollibaugh, Lab Type of Event: Student Seminars Christopher Abin Microbiology Dr. James T. Hollibaugh, Lab Abstract or other information: Abin, Chris. Abstract.pdf (129.83 KB) Read more about "Genetic and transcriptomic insights into dissimilatory antimonate reduction by an obligately anaerobic bacterium".
Inspiring high school students to connect curriculum concepts with research applications On February 23rd, 2018, Microbiology graduate students and laboratory personnel provided lab tours and research demonstrations for AP Biology and AP Chemistry students from Heritage High School in Rockdale County, which encouraged students to make connections between their coursework and current research in the microbial sciences. Microbiology graduate students Rachel Burkhardt, Lauren Essler, Jennifer Kurasz, Bowen Meng, Coralis Rodriguez-Garcia, Morgan Teachey, and Tao Wang, and lab assistants Lauren Slarks and Obi Okafor, talked with the high school students about Read more about Inspiring high school students to connect curriculum concepts with research applications
David Garfinkel Adjunct Professor Education: 1975, B.S., Bacteriology, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1981, Ph.D., Microbiology, University of Washington Research Research Areas: Molecular Microbiology Read more about David Garfinkel
