Microbiology 7899: Autumn 2024 Archive

Autumn 2024

Seminars were held on Wednesdays at 4:10 p.m to 5:05 p.m. Unless marked as "Zoom meeting", seminars were in person in Jennings 355. In-person seminars will not be available via Zoom.

 

August 21: Welcome Orientation for Department of Microbiology

Event is only for the Department of Microbiology  faculty and graduate students.

 

August 28:

Igor Jouline, PhD, The Ohio State University

“PAS and Cache: Small Molecule Sensors Conserved from Bacteria to Humans”

Host: Karna Gowda

 

September 4:

Philip Ahern, DPhil, Cleveland Clinic Lerner Research Institute

“Decoding Immune-Microbiome Interactions in the Intestine”

Host: Darryl Wesener

 

September 11: 

Beatriz Sierra, M.D., Ph.D.; Pedro Kourí Tropical Medicine Institute

“African and Amerindian Ancestry: Protective Factor Against Severe Dengue Disease in the Cuban Population” 

Host: Jesse Kwiek

 

September 18 : 

Virginia Rich, Ph.D., The Ohio State University

"Microbes and Climate Change, Now and In the Past"

Host: Irina Artsimovitch

 

September 25: 

Lydia Freddolino, Ph.D., University of Michigan

"Regulation, Domestication, and Function of Newly Acquired Chromosomal Elements in Bacteria"

Host: Irina Artsimovitch

 

October 9: Kendrick Memorial Seminar

 Jessica Metcalf, Ph.D., Colorado State University

"CSI Microbe: Big Clues from Tiny Witnesses"

Host: Microbiology Graduate Students

 

October 23: 

This seminar has been canceled. 

 

November 13: 

Alex MichaudPh.D.,  School of Earth Sciences at The Ohio State University

"The Role of Ice in Microbial Ecology"

Host: Chad Rappleye

 

November 27: No Seminar; Thanksgiving Break

 

December 4:

Arne Rietsch, Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University

"The Biofilm-Tropic Bacteriophage Clew-1 Uses the Pseudomonas aeruginosa Exopolysaccharide Psl for Infection"

Host: Daniel Wozniak

 

December 11: 

Felix Barber, Ph.D., New York University

"Wall teichoic acids regulate peptidoglycan synthesis by paving cell wall microstructure"

Host: Irina Artsimovitch

**This is a special seminar that will be located in 160 Pomerene Hall. Students are not required to attend.