UGA Microbiology Graduate Student Selected for International Research Fellowship UGA Microbiology graduate student Hannah Bullock was selected as one of five recipients for the inaugural Franklin College-University of Liverpool Doctoral Student Short Term International Research Fellowship. These international reserach fellowhips are designed to facilitate collaborative interactions between scholars at UGA and the University of Liverpool. Hannah is a doctoral student working in the laboratory of Dr. Read more about UGA Microbiology Graduate Student Selected for International Research Fellowship
Microbiology Department Hosts Genomics Workshop The Microbiology Department was pleased to host a two-day workshop on comparative genomics taught by Prof. Valerie de Crecy-Lagard and assisted by Dr. Jennifer Thiaville, from the University of Florida (Department of Microbiology and Cell Science). UGA faculty members and graduate students were trained to use SEED, a comparative genomics database and workbench. Financial support was provided by the National Science Foundation (grant MCB-1153413) and the department. Read more about Microbiology Department Hosts Genomics Workshop
Production of Ethanol from Pinewood by Evolved Yeast Population AJP50 and Study of Isolates Derived from This Population Monday, March 24 2014, 9am Read more about Production of Ethanol from Pinewood by Evolved Yeast Population AJP50 and Study of Isolates Derived from This Population
From center to periphery: carbon metabolism of Rhodobacter sphaeroides Thursday, April 24 2014, 11am Read more about From center to periphery: carbon metabolism of Rhodobacter sphaeroides
Molecular explanations for the toxicity of oxygen Thursday, April 17 2014, 11am Read more about Molecular explanations for the toxicity of oxygen
Two birds, one stone: Multiple roles of symbiont-produced natural products in host ecology and physiology Thursday, April 10 2014, 11am Read more about Two birds, one stone: Multiple roles of symbiont-produced natural products in host ecology and physiology
Coral, phage and the origin of the immune system. Joint Seminar with Marine Sciences Thursday, April 3 2014, 11am Special Information: Joint Seminar w. Marine Sciences Read more about Coral, phage and the origin of the immune system. Joint Seminar with Marine Sciences
How do bacteria sense surfaces? Thursday, March 27 2014, 11am Read more about How do bacteria sense surfaces?
Regulation of GTP homeostasis by (p)ppGpp Thursday, March 20 2014, 11am Read more about Regulation of GTP homeostasis by (p)ppGpp
