Past Event Category: MMI Seminar Series
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May 3MMI Seminar: Dr. Melissa Ellermann
1420 MSB
“Endocannabinoids as conduits of host-bacterial interactions” Dr. Melissa Ellermann Assistant Professor University of South Carolina Host: Vanessa Sperandio
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Apr 12MMI Seminar: Dr. Caroline Harwood
1420 MSB
“A Journey from Hydrogen Gas Production to Bacterial Longevity” Dr. Caroline Harwood University of Washington Host: Vanessa Sperandio
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Apr 5MMI Seminar: Dr. Alison Kell
1420 MSB
“Understanding hantavirus pathogenesis through innate immune activation” Dr. Alison Kell Assistant Professor University of New Mexico Host: Marta Gaglia
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Mar 22MMI Seminar: Dr. Courtney Robinson
1420 MSB
“Revealing the Genetics of Bacterially Mediated Iodine Transformation in the Subsurface” Dr. Courtney Robinson Howard University Host: Laura Knoll
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Mar 8MMI Seminar: Dr. Travis Wiles
1420 MSB
“Life, Death & Symbiosis: Exploring the Nested Life Cycles of Phage and Bacteria within the Gut” Dr. Travis Wiles Assistant Professor UC-Irvine Host: Andrew Hryckowian
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Feb 16MMI Seminar: Dr. Christina Muzny
1420 MSB
“Updates in BV Pathogenesis Research: Polymicrobial Interactions and Formation of the BV Biofilm” Christina Muzny University of Alabama at Birmingham Each academic year, trainees in the Microbes in Health and Disease Training Grant invite speakers to participate in the MMI Seminar Series.
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Feb 9MMI Seminar: Dr. John Brooks
1420 MSB
“The Circadian Clock Directs Daily Rhythms in Host-Microbe Interactions at the Intestinal Epithelial Barrier” Dr. John Brooks Princeton University Host: Mark Mandel
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Feb 2MMI Seminar: Dr. Luiz Pedro Sorio de Carvalho
1420 MSB
“What does Mycobacterium tuberculosis shares with marine bacteria?” Dr. Luiz Pedro Sorio de Carvalho The Wertheim UF Scripps Institute Host: Andrew Hryckowian
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Jan 26MMI Seminar: Dr. Karl Thompson
1420 MSB
“Small protein effectors of an alternative sigma factor in S. aureus” Dr. Karl Thompson Howard University Host: Laura Knoll
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Jan 19MMI Seminar: Dr. Lauren Palmer
1420 MSB
“Nutrient utilization in colonization by the superbug Acinetobacter baumannii” Dr. Lauren Palmer University of Illinois Chicago Every semester the trainees of the Microbiology Doctoral Training Program invite a speaker to participate in our seminar series.