Past Events
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Dec 5Mechanistic Insights into the Tug-of-War of Staphylococcus aureus Pathobiology
Dr. Victor Torres, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
1520 MSB
Host: Gustavo Caballero-Flores
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Nov 21Mechanisms of Stress Resistance in Bacteria
Dr. Sean Crosson, Michigan State University
1520 MSB
Host: Federico Rey
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Nov 14Tuft Cells at the Nexus of Diet, Microbiome, and Mucosal Immunity
Dr. Claire O'Leary, UW-Madison
1520 MSB
Host: Anna Huttenlocher
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Nov 7Mapping the Chemistry of Fungi: Linking Biosynthetic Genes to Metabolite Structures
Dr. Sung Chul Park, UW-Madison
1520 MSB
Host: Nancy Keller
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Oct 31Regulation of Type I Interferon Receptor Signaling
Dr. Jan Rehwinkel, University of Oxford
1520 MSB
Host: Andrew Mehle
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Oct 10Collaborating with the Host to Kill the Pathogen
Dr. Corrie Detweiler, University of Colorado
1520 MSB
Host: Rob Striker
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Sep 26The Evolution of Immunity and Pathogenesis within Environmental Microbial Battlegrounds
Dr. Tera Levin, University of Pittsburgh
1520 MSB
Host: Mark Mandel & JD Sauer
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Sep 19Micro(RNA)-Managing Hepatitis C Virus Infection
Dr. Selena Sagan, University of British Columbia
1520 MSB
Host: Students of the Microbiology Doctoral Training Program
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Sep 12Partners in Slime: Host-Microbe Interactions in the Gut Mucus Layer
Dr. Shai Bel, Bar Ilan University
1520 MSB
Host: Mark Mandel
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Sep 5Campylobacter jejuni Exploits Host Immunometabolism to Thrive in the Inflamed Gut
Dr. Vic DiRita, Michigan State University
1520 MSB
Host: Vanessa Sperandio
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Jun 6MMI Seminar Series
Dr. Eric Nelson, Univ. of Florida
1520 MSB
“Impact of Phage Predation on Cholera in an Antibiotic Polluted World,” Host: Andrew Hryckowian
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May 20MHD Trainee Research Seminar
Jacob Hotvedt, Sperandio Lab
As part of their training grant committment, each trainee gives two presentations during their grant cycle: a journal club and a presentation of their research.