Upcoming Events

Dr. Estrada
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Advancing Inclusion in Science by Leading with Kindness

Dr. Mica Estrada, School of Nursing (University of California, San Francisco)
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S175, Coverdell
Dr. Hahn
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Mechano-transduction and single molecule conformational changes in live cells

Dr. Klaus Hahn, School of Medicine (University of North Carolina)
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S175, Coverdell
Dr. Blackshaw
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Molecular mechanisms controlling retinal development and regeneration

Dr. Seth Blackshaw, Department of Neuroscience (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine)
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S175, Coverdell
Dr. Kim Giffen
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Characterizing Molecular Specializations of Cochlear Hair Cells and Supporting Cells

Dr. Kimberlee Giffen, Assistant Professor of Neuroscience & Regenerative Medicine (Medical Partnership - Augusta University / UGA)
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404A Cedar Street Building B
Dr. Diego Huet
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Investigating the divergent organellar biology of apicomplexans


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404A Cedar Street Building B
Dr. Bing Ye
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The assembly of a functional sensory neural network

Dr. Bing Ye, Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology, Burton L. Baker Collegiate Professor of the Life Sciences (University of Michigan)
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404A Cedar Street Building B
Dr. Julia Svoboda
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The Ecological Mind: Dynamic Constructivism as a Path to Equitable Science Learning

Dr. Julia Svoboda, Associate Professor, Department of Education; Department of Biology (secondary) (Tufts University, MA)
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404A Cedar Street Building B
Dr. Heike Kroeger
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Cell Stress Modulators in Eye Development and Retinal Disease: from Stem Cell Organoids to the Lizard


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404A Cedar Street Building B
Dr. Sarah Kucenas
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Why Don’t Oligodendrocytes Myelinate Neuronal Cell Bodies?

Dr. Sarah Kucenas, Owen R. Cheatham Professor of the Sciences, Professor of Biology (University of Virginia)
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404A Cedar Street Building B
Dr. Mayssa Mokalled
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Out of the Tank Approaches to Promote Spinal Cord Repair

Mayssa H. Mokalled, Associate Professor, Department of Developmental Biology (Washington University School of Medicine)
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404A Cedar Street Building B

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Associate Head: 
Dr. Cordula Schulz, 706-542-3515

Main office phone: 706-542-3310
 

Head of the Department: Dr. James Lauderdale