In House Seminar Series:
Our In House seminar is held every Monday at 12:00 pm in 147 Nanaline Duke Building. It is an opportunity for one postdoctoral fellow and one student to speak for 20 minutes about their ongoing research. It is organized by senior students and postdocs in the Department and is well attended by primary and secondary faculty. This is an excellent forum to highlight new research directions as well as obtain feedback on the science and presentation skills. Speakers receive written feedback from faculty using an evaluation form. Questions? Contact Jacquelyn Soderling at jacquelyn.soderling@duke.edu.
April 22, 2024
Helen Rueckert – Hilton Lab
Heterogeneity of non-myogenic mesenchymal cells (NMMCs) in rotator cuff muscles and their roles in the pathology of massive rotator cuff tears
May 6, 2024
Jordan Green – Evans Lab
Investigating the temporal dynamics of mitochondrial turnover in primary hippocampal neurons
May 13, 2024
Parsa Zareiesfandabadi - Bagnat Lab
Investigating mechanical properties of the vertebrate notochord
May 20, 2024
Min Lee - Lechler Lab
Investigating the interactions between keratinocytes and sensory neurons in the skin
Madeline Keenen, PhD - Gladfelter
Organoids as a model to dissect nuclear heterogeneity in the giant, multinucleated placenta syncytiotrophoblast cell
June 3, 2024
Natalie Thomas - Snyder Lab
Investigating the role of nuclear Alarmin IL33 in mammary gland development and oncogenesis
Pierre Gillotay - Poss Lab
Defining the robustness of spinal cord regeneration
June 10, 2024
Joseph Frank - Roper Lab
Neuromodulation of the intestinal epithelium by the efferent vagus
June 17, 2024
Yuleika Martinez Castillo - Evans Lab
Mitochondrial-Derived Vesicles (MDVs) as a repair mitochondrial quality control pathway in health and disease
Michael Scales, PhD - Lechler Lab
Transcriptional regulation of the neonatal intestine