Today we are hosting Dr. Jianing Li from Purdue University for Biochemistry Seminar! Dr. Li will present work on how to "Integrate Machine Learning & Multiscale Modeling for Drug Discovery". Seminar starts at 4pm in MS B26 - Cookies and Coffee Provided!

Thesis Defense day! Join us at 2pm in MS B26 for the thesis defense of Alissa Muncy! Alissa will be presenting work completed under the mentorship of Dr. Amelia Linnemann, entitled "Mechanisms and Targeted control of Pancreatic Beta Cell Antioxidant Response". Congratulations!

Join us for Biochemistry seminar at 4pm! Dr. Kyle Cottrell from Purdue University will be presenting research on "Protecting self from self, the role of RNA binding proteins in suppression". MSB26, Cookies and Coffee Provided!

Biochemistry Seminar Today! We welcome Dr. Lauren Metskas, and Assistant Professor from Purdue University who will speak on her work "From Structures to Binding Curves Inside Bacterial Microcompartments". 4pm, MSB26, cookies and coffee provided!

Join us today for the thesis defense of Avery Runnebohm, a PhD student in Dr. Amber Mosely's lab. She will defend her work "Characterization of missense variants in the RNA exosome associated with pontocerebellar hypoplasia" at 1pm in Emerson Hall 304. Good luck Avery!

Join us for Biochem Seminar at 4pm! Today we welcome Dr. Jeff Dage, Senior Research Professor of Neurology at Indiana University School of Medicine. He will present research on "Discovery and Development of Protein Biomarkers of Brain Pathologies". MS B26, Cookies/Coffee provided

Join us today for Biochem seminar! We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Richard Carpenter from Indiana University Bloomington, who will speak on his research studying "Emerging Roles for HSF1 in Breast Cancer". 4pm, MS B26, Coffee and Cookies Provided!

We are trhilled to welcome Dr. Angela Gronenboen, UPMC Rosalind Franklin Professor, Chair and Distinguished Professor of Structural Biology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She will speak on "The awesome power of fluorine NMR-from drugs to cells". 3/3 4pm MSB26

Noah Sommers, PhD student in the Biochemistry Department, presented his research on GCN2 in prostate cancer progression at the American Association for Cancer Research!

Join us today for Biochemistry seminar! We welcome Dr. Jacob Durrant from the University of Pittsburgh, speaking on "From Molecules to Medicines: A Wed-Centric Approach to Small- Molecule Ligand Identification and Optimization". 4pm, MS B26