43rd Annual UNC Lineberger Scientific Symposium
This year’s symposium’s theme is “Dysregulated Signaling Pathways in Cancer: Insights into Novel Mechanisms and Therapeutic Approaches.”
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Curriculum in Genetics & Molecular Biology Seminar Series
00-002 Joseph S. Pagano Conference Room, UNC LinebergerThis week’s speakers are Meng Zou from the Chris Mack Laboratory and Alison Homstad from the Folami Ideraabdullah Laboratory.
“Pragmatic Clinical Trials: Are we finally ready for prime time at UNC?”
Have you noticed that Pragmatic Trials are becoming an increasingly popular study design? We have! TraCS held a CTSA Conversations several years ago on Pragmatic Trials at UNC called, "Ready for prime time? Pragmatic Clinical Trials at UNC" We have … Read more
“Mouse and Rat Genome Engineering – 6 years into the CRISPR Revolution”
00-002 Joseph S. Pagano Conference Room, UNC LinebergerThe UNC Department of Genetics Research Colloquium welcomes Dale Cowley, Research Assistant Professor of Genetics and Facility Director of the UNC Animal Models Core. Pizza provided. Must bring own drink.
Joint Seminar in Chemical Biology and Bioorganic Chemistry
2001 Kerr Hall and Karpen 115Joshua Welfare (Chemistry)
CNDD Guest Speaker: Dr. Valery Fokin
4004 Marsico HallPost Clerkship Day
On Friday, May 3, we will celebrate the Class of 2019 at Post Clerkship Day. Breakfast will be served in the 2nd floor Kerr Lobby from 8:30 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. Please take a few moments to stop by, say … Read more
Preceptor Design Lab Series: “Feedback Finesse — Fine-tuning Feedback for Quality”
Beard 200 and Karpen 103As mentors and coaches, preceptors are positioned to have a tremendous impact on students’ professional development and learning. The purpose of this session is to equip preceptors with the knowledge and tools to refine feedback skills in order provide quality … Read more
“Many weak trans eQTLs drive omnigenic architecture of human complex traits”
1131 BioinformaticsThe Genetics and Molecular Biology Friday Seminar Series and the Curriculum in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology welcomes Jonathan Pritchard of Stanford University