Genetics Department Seminars

McFarland
September 27

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: "Theoretical & experimental models of cancer evolution" with Chris McFarland, PhD

Assistant Professor, Genetics and Genome Sciences, School of Medicine (Case Western Reserve University)

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Hanlon
October 4

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: "B chromosome dynamics during female meiosis in D. melanogaster" with Stacey Hanlon, PhD

Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cell Biology (UCONN)

Coverdell S175
Snyder-Mackler
October 18

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Noah Snyder-Mackler, PhD

Assistant Professor, Center for Evolution and Medicine (Arizona State University)

Coverdell S175
GOETZ
October 25

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Sarah Goetz, PhD

Assistant Professor, Pharmacology and Cancer Biology (Duke University School of Medicine)

Coverdell S175
Jason Pellettieri
November 1

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Jason Pellettieri, PhD

Professor, Biology (Keene State College)

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Dina Newman
November 8

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Dina Newman, PhD

Professor, Thomas H. Gosnell School of Life Sciences (Rochester Institute of Technology)

Coverdell S175
Edward Grow
November 15

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Edward Grow, PhD

Assistant Professor, Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences (UT Southwestern)

Coverdell S175
Jie Chen
November 29

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Jie Chen, PhD

Professor, School of Molecular & Cellular Biology (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)

Coverdell S175
Schnitzler
January 17

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Christine Schnitzler, PhD

Associate Professor, Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience (University of Florida)

Life Sciences B118
Ehab Abouheif
January 24

Genetics Wednesday Seminar Series: Ehab Abouheif, PhD

Professor, Biology (McGill University)

Life Sciences B118

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