Author: Jonathan Eisen

I am an evolutionary biologist and a Professor at U. C. Davis. (see my lab site here). My research focuses on the origin of novelty (how new processes and functions originate). To study this I focus on sequencing and analyzing genomes of organisms, especially microbes and using phylogenomic analysis

At @ucdavis Jan 8, 9 – Storer Lectures by Dr. Katherine Pollard

We look forward to seeing you. Please share and distribute widely.

4:10 today at @ucdavis: Deanna Beatty on Effects of local management on coral survival, microbiomes, and defenses toward a thermally-regulated bleaching pathogen

***** CPB Seminar Reminder for Tuesday, November 19, 4:10pm in 1022 Life Sciences *****

Speaker: Deanna Beatty

Speaker: Deanna Beatty

Postdoc, Stachowicz Lab, UC Davis

Title: Effects of local management on coral survival, microbiomes, and defenses toward a thermally-regulated bleaching pathogen

Host: Jay Stachowicz

The CPB Seminar schedule for Fall Quarter 2019 is available here.

At @UCDavis 11/12: Shelbi Russell on “A symbiont’s guide to the germline”

***** CPB Seminar Reminder for Tuesday, November 12, 4:10pm in 1022 Life Sciences *****

Speaker: Shelbi Russell

Postdoc, Sullivan Lab, UC Santa Cruz

Title: A symbiont’s guide to the germline

Host: Michael Turelli

The CPB Seminar schedule for Fall Quarter 2019 is available here.

11/6 at @ucdavis: Alice B. Popejoy on “Diversity Measures in Genomic Medicine: Examining Race, Ethnicity and Ancestry in Precision Health Research and Clinical Practice”

Please join us Wednesday, November 6th, for Human Genomics Seminar Series with

Alice B. Popejoy, Ph.D. presenting:

“Diversity Measures in Genomic Medicine: Examining Race, Ethnicity and

Ancestry in Precision Health Research and Clinical Practice”

CHANGE OF LOCATION!! SEMINAR WILL NOW BE AT THE

MEDICAL EDUCATION BUILDING NEXT TO THE CHT IN LECTURE HALL #2222

*SEE MAP BELOW*

Please also see attached schedule for a complete list of speakers for the 2019-2020 Seminar Series!

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Lunch will be provided

This activity is approved for 1.0 AMA PRA Category One Credit*

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UCDMC_Campus_Map.pdf

HGSS Schedule Flyer_2019-2020.pdf

HGSS Flyer-Popejoy_Nov 2019_Final.pdf

Today at @ucdavis: Brenna Henn “Improving inference of genetic architecture and selection with African genomes”

***** CPB Seminar Reminder for Today, October 29, 4:10pm in 1022 Life Sciences *****

Speaker: Brenna Henn

Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, UC Davis

Title: Improving inference of genetic architecture and selection with African genomes

Host: Artyom Kopp

The CPB Seminar schedule for Fall Quarter 2019 is available here.

Today at #UCDavis: Vishnu Chaturvedi “Innovations amidst outbreaks: a laboratory odyssey”

Today

Please share with your department folks – Thank You

Sent on behalf of Dr. Satya Dandekar, Chair, Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology

Seminar Announcement VC.pdf

#UCDavis Genome Center Halloween Symposium – Oct 31

2019 GC Halloween Flyer.pdf

At #UCDavis 10/4 – Joe DeRisi “Genomic Approaches to Infection and AutoImmunity”

Friday, October 4, 2019

12:10 – 1 p.m.

GBSF 1005

Joseph DeRisi, Ph.D.,

Co-President, Chan Zuckerberg Biohub,

Professor, Biochemistry & Biophysics,

University of California, San Francisco

More details: https://health.ucdavis.edu/medmicro/calendar/documents/2019/DeRisi-Announcement.pdf

Congrats to newly minted “Dr” – Katie Dahlhausen

Congratulations to Katie Dahlhausen (actually, I should write this as “Dr. Katie Dahlhausen”) for finishing her PhD in the Biophysics Graduate Group here at UC Davis.  Her thesis was  entitled “Koala Poop Smells Good: How I Know This and Ways to Increase the Impact of Research Through Education & Outreach”.

Here are some pics / Tweets from her exit seminar and PhD bell ringing ceremony.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Exit Seminar: Katherine Dahlhausen 8/27/19

Exit Seminar: Katherine Dahlhausen

PI: Dr. Jonathan Eisen

 

Koala Poop Smells Good

How I know this and ways to increase the impact of research through education & outreach

 

Tuesday, 27th of August

11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Genome and Biomedical Sciences Facility Auditorium (Room 1005)

Open to all ages