STEM-NET Webcast - Exemplars in Biology

Live Webcast

Thursday, December 10, 2020

10:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.

The HSU Sponsored Programs Foundation will be hosting this Live System-Wide Webcast Presented by the Chancellor's Office, Department of Research and Dr. Frank A. Gomez, Executive Director, CSU STEM-NET. You can either register and view it on your own, or come participate with our staff via zoom.

TOPICS

• Cutting-edge biology research in the CSU

• Evolution and function of introns 

• Effects of the environment on ovarian function

• Diversity and function of microbial communities in a wide range of environments

• Mutations in virus’s ability to replicate and survive in a competitive environment

• Maternal and paternal genomes

SPEAKERS

• Scott Roy, San Francisco State, Origins and Diversity of Introns and other Bizarre Genetic Phenomena

• Kelly Young, Cal State Long Beach, Intraovarian Regulation of Photostimulated Gonadal Recrudescence Photostimulated

• Gilberto Flores, CSUN, Genomic and Functional Diversity of the Human Gut Symbiont Akkermansia Muciniphila

• Pleuni Pennings, San Francisco State, Fitness Costs of Mutations in Viruses

• Lisa Hua, Sonoma State, The Inevitable Divorce: Segregation of Maternal and Paternal Genomes

• Clinton Francis, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Sensory Ecology in the Anthropocene

REGISTRATION 

Register via this link by November 30, 2020. You will receive a confirmation email from Monica Alarcon by December 2nd confirming your registration and the webcast link.  You can either register and view it on your own, or email Erika Andrews at erika.andrews@humboldt.edu for the zoom link.