Seminars are 4 pm Wednesday, Brown Hall Room 304.
For more information contact: Dr. James Stewart
To download the schedule click here
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2/13 |
Valentin Yakubenko, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Quillen College of Medicine New Mechanism for Neutrophil-mediated Macrophage Recruitment to the Site of Inflammation |
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2/20 |
Matthew Zahner, Department of Health Sciences, ETSU Are Chili Pepper Receptors at the Root of Cardiac Pain, or is It in Your Head? Characterizing the Role of the Hypothalamus in the Cardiogenic Sympathetic Afferent Reflex |
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2/27 |
Andrew Joyner, Department of Geosciences, ETSU Biogeography, GIS, & Modeling: Technologies, Data, and Opportunities |
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3/6 |
Andreas Nebenfuehr, Department of Biochemistry & Cellular and Molecular Biology, University of Tennessee Walking to Work: Myosin Motor Proteins and their Effects in Plant Cells |
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3/13 |
Spring Break |
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3/20 |
Victoria Long, Graduate Student, Biological Sciences The Effects of Elevation on Foraging Behavior of Bats in Southern Appalachia |
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Stella C. Ogbu, Graduate Student, Biomedical Sciences Role of Topoisomerase II alpha (Top 2α) in DNA Damage Response Following Chronic Viral Infections |
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3/27 |
Brian L. Dempsey, Graduate Student, Biological Sciences Predatory Cue from an Invasive Fish on a Larval Predator-naïve Salamander (Desmognathus quadramaculatus) Cady Forgey, Graduate Student, Biomedical Sciences Prevention of Chronic Inflammation by Targeting Macrophage Integrin αDβ2 |
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4/3 |
Philip Allagas, Graduate Student, Biological Sciences Assessing the Impact of Restored Wetlands on Bat Activity Over Nearby Farmlands Travis L. Watson, Graduate Student, Biological Sciences Effects of Pesticides and Pollination Gardens on Native Plant Communities |
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4/10 |
Daniel G. Blackburn, Department of Biology, Trinity College Evolution of Viviparity and Fetal Nutritional Modes |
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4/17 |
Emily Hendrix, Graduate Student, Biological Sciences Effects of Competition on the Reproduction and Ecology of Impatiens capensis and Impatiens pallida Johnny Roden, Graduate Student, Biological Sciences Determining Behavioral and Physiological Methods of Salinity Tolerance in Freshwater Bivalve Mollusks |
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4/24 |
Christopher Wheeler, Department of Biology, Tennessee Tech University Are Suckers the Salmon of the South? A Research Vision for Evaluating the Functional Role of Migratory Catostomids in Southeastern Freshwaters |
