Join the Department of Biology for their weekly seminar series, open to the public each Friday from 3-4 p.m. in Sullivan 201, featuring November topics on evolutionary models, plant diversity, inclusive teaching practices, and historical expeditions.
Join the Department of Biology for their weekly seminar series, open to the public each Friday from 3-4 p.m. in Sullivan 201, featuring November topics on evolutionary models, plant diversity, inclusive teaching practices, and historical expeditions.
Join the Department of Biology for their weekly seminar series, open to the public each Friday from 3-4 p.m. in Sullivan 201, featuring November topics on evolutionary models, plant diversity, inclusive teaching practices, and historical expeditions.
Join the Department of Biology for their weekly seminar series, open to the public each Friday from 3-4 p.m. in Sullivan 201, featuring November topics on evolutionary models, plant diversity, inclusive teaching practices, and historical expeditions.
The UNCG Alumni Office’s “Last Lecture” series returns with UNCG Biology professor emeritus Dr. Bruce Kirchoff. Join us on Friday, April 5 for a career retrospective with reflections on Dr. Kirchoff’s work and research. Bruce will talk about how the groups we participate in shape our consciousness and influence how we see… Continue reading…
This event is part of UNCG’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Spring 2024 Seminar Speaker Series. Dr. Booth will be giving a talk titled “UNCG Chemistry Alumni Update: Navigating my Path to a Career in Academia as an Under-Represented Minority.” Join us in the Sullivan Science Building, Room 201. Read… Continue reading…
This event is part of UNCG’s Biology department seminars. Did you know that over 90% of Americans will develop dental decay in their lifetime, and over 80% of American adults will suffer from periodontal disease? Presented by Dr. Laura Weyrich of Penn State, this seminar will cover information on how… Continue reading…
Join the Computer Science Department for this presentation in their colloquium series! Dr. Jiangwen Sun will present, “Impact of different loss functions in training DNN for understanding regulatory roles of DNA sequence in DNA methylation.” Functonal genomic events, such as DNA methylation, regulate gene expression by moderating chromatin state, playing… Continue reading…
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry & The RISE Network are thrilled to present Dr. Esther Ngumbi, the RISE Network’s 2023 Steven Nils Ulosevich Speaker. Please note that Dr. Ngumbi will be giving a talk titled “Towards the Understanding of Microbe Conferred and Chemical-Mediated Plant-Insect Interaction” at a special… Continue reading…
The Ashby Dialogue on Infectious Disease and the Silk Road will host Dr. Han to discuss the origins of Leprosy and its genomic evolution through clinical features of the infection, bacteriologic features, and pathogenesis.
