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 Suzette Billings at suzette.billings@duke.edu.
April 3, 2023
Nick Brose – Eroglu Lab
Control of Astrocyte Development and Function by Parkinson's Disease-linked VPS35
Talia Hatkevich, PhD - Capel Lab
DND1-mediated translation of epigenetic regulators ensures the development of spermatogonial stem cells
April 10, 2023
Taylor Hinnant – Lechler Lab
Regulated cell contractility controls small intestinal villus architecture
Eleanore O'Neil, PhD - Capel Lab
Interrogating the diverging extracellular matrix during sex determination in mice
April 17, 2023
Helen Rueckert – Hilton Lab
Heterogeneity of fibro-adipogenic progenitors (FAPs) in the mouse rotator cuff and their response to massive rotator cuff tear
Tongyu Sun, PhD - Diao Lab
YAP/TEAD1 regulates transposable elements
April 24, 2023
Tuyet Nguyen – Alman Lab
The Role of Cathelicidin Antimicrobial Peptide in Bone Fracture Repair and Aging
Nimrod Elazar, PhD - Eroglu Lab
Principles Underling Astrocyte-Neuron Connectivity in Health and Disease
May 1, 2023
Jaebin Kim – Soderling Lab
Examining the behavioral effects of the presynaptic, short-term plasticity in different neurotransmitter systems
Michael Scales - Lechler Lab
Transcriptional regulation of the intestinal epithelium in development and disease