Oxygen-dependent glycosylation regulates the ubiquitin/proteasome system in Toxoplasma and other protists Oxygen-dependent glycosylation regulates the ubiquitin/proteasome system in Toxoplasma and other protists Thursday, January 18 2018, 11am 404D Biological Sciences Bldg Christopher West Professor & Head, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology University of Georgia Abstract or other information: West_Abstract.pdf (277.61 KB) Read more about Oxygen-dependent glycosylation regulates the ubiquitin/proteasome system in Toxoplasma and other protists
Congrats to our 2017 Graduate Award Winners! Congrats to Microbiology Graduate Students Andrew Borchert and Julie Stoudenmire, who were recognized for their important contributions to our department and campus at the 2017 holiday party. Andrew was awarded the 2017 Dr. Juergen Wiegel Graduate Award in Microbiology for his outstanding work in microbial biodiversity and microbial physiology. Julie received the Dr. Joy Porter Williams Fellowship in Microbiology in recognition of her outstanding accomplishments in research, teaching, and service. Way to go Andrew and Julie! Read more about Congrats to our 2017 Graduate Award Winners!
Emory Fecal Transplant Program: Past, Present, Future Thursday, January 11 2018, 11am 404D Biological Sciences Bldg Colleen Kraft. MD Dept of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Dept of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases Emory University Read more about Emory Fecal Transplant Program: Past, Present, Future
The 2017 Payne Graduate Fellowship in Microbiology awarded to Chelsey VanDrisse Congratulations to Microbiology Graduate Student Chelsey VanDrisse of the Escalante Lab! Chelsey received the 2017 William Jackson and Jane Marshall Payne Graduate Fellowship in Microbiology for demonstrating excellence in research. Chelsey is pictured here with her major advisor, Dr. Jorge Escalante, Professor of Microbiology. Read more about The 2017 Payne Graduate Fellowship in Microbiology awarded to Chelsey VanDrisse
Predatory-Prey Warfare: how to avoid becoming someone's dinner Tuesday, November 28 2017, 11am 404D Biological Sciences Bldg Teri de Kievit Associate Head Graduate Affairs, Department of Microbiology University of Manitoba Abstract or other information: de Kievit_Abstract.pdf (271.86 KB) Read more about Predatory-Prey Warfare: how to avoid becoming someone's dinner
Aspects of sulfur metabolism in the methane-producing archaeon Methanococcus maripaludis Aspects of sulfur metabolism in the methane-producing archaeon Methanococcus maripaludis Tuesday, November 21 2017, 9am Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building Whitman Lab Microbiology University of Georgia Read more about Aspects of sulfur metabolism in the methane-producing archaeon Methanococcus maripaludis
Constraining models to data: A practical approach for mastering self-organizing systems Friday, November 17 2017, 12:15pm Room 404A, Biological Sciences Building Shimkets Lab Microbiology University of Georgia Abstract or other information: Abstract.Chris Cotter.Fall 2017.pdf (22.44 KB) Read more about Constraining models to data: A practical approach for mastering self-organizing systems
Investigating breadth of the Rid protein superfamily Monday, November 20 2017, 3pm Room 404D, Biological Sciences Building Downs Laboratory Microbiology University of Georgia Read more about Investigating breadth of the Rid protein superfamily
Gene regulation by ArcA and PhoB in the light-organ symbiont Vibrio fischeri Gene regulation by ArcA and PhoB in the light-organ symbiont Vibrio fischeri Tuesday, November 14 2017, 11am Room 404D, Biological Sciences Building Stabb Lab Microbiology University of Georgia Read more about Gene regulation by ArcA and PhoB in the light-organ symbiont Vibrio fischeri
Exploring sources and metabolic consequences of 2-aminoacrylate stress in bacteria and yeast Tuesday, November 7 2017, 3:30pm 404D Biological Sciences Bldg Special Information: Downs Lab Downs Lab Microbiology University of Georgia Read more about Exploring sources and metabolic consequences of 2-aminoacrylate stress in bacteria and yeast
