Welcome to all graduate and undergraduate students, as well as faculty, to the Fall 2016 Semester offering of Seminar in Biological Sciences (BIOL 6988).
For students enrolled in this course, please click on the "Course Syllabus" tab to read how this course is structured and what is expected of you. Be sure to send me the appropriate email as instructed so as to indicate to me that you have read this document.
For all persons, the schedule of seminar speakers can be found under the "Seminar Schedule" tab. Please check back often as this page is updated as new information is gathered from the speakers.
I look forward to seeing all of you in seminar next Friday.
Cheers,
Dr. C
This blog is devoted to BIOL 6988, a graduate level seminar in the biological sciences at Youngstown State University. While targeted towards graduate students, BIOL 6988 actively incorporates undergraduate participants in their scholastic endeavors in the biological sciences. This blog is intended as a educational tool not just for YSU students and faculty, but for anyone who wishes to contribute to an active-learning environment.
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Last Seminar of Spring 2016
Tomorrow's seminar will feature two speakers from Dr. Tall's research program - Jillian Billeck and Marsha Winkler. Please be sure to come out and support the efforts of these two students.
Thanks for a great semester!
Thanks for a great semester!
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Friday's Seminars - A "Two Fer"
Two separate seminars will be presented tomorrow.
Joe Mack (Dr. Caguiat’s lab) will present his work entitled "Selenium Resistance in Enterbacter sp. YSU and its Proteomic and Genomic Basis"
Background information for his presentation can be found here: http://proteomesci.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1477-5956-7-30
The second seminar will be presented by James Lerakis, an Honors Student in Biol 3702. His presentation is entitled “Current Aspects of Zika Virus”.
See you there!
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