Student Events

We all are experiencing feelings of anxiety, fatigue, sadness, and anger this year. The social isolation and cumulative stress can increase mental health challenges, suicide rates and substance use. But there is hope! In this workshop, we will learn to tell the difference between normal reactions to stressful events and a person who is experiencing a mental health challenge.

Brian Kuhlman PhD speaks at the BCB Colloquium on November 2 at 4 pm Talk title "Computer-based Design of Therapeutic Proteins." More information about the event and the second speaker please email Jonathon Cornett.

LGBTQ 101: Providing Inclusive and Affirming Care (UNC OBGYN Departmental LGBTQ 101 Training) April Callis, PhD Assistant Director, LBGTQ Center Wednesday, November 4th 1:30-3:00 via Zoom Please RSVP at the link below, as attendance is capped. http://tiny.cc/UNCOBGYNLGBTQ101Training Information provided by Silvia Ramos MD PhD

Host: Rob McGinty

Please join us on at 10:30am on November 12, 2020 to hear Louis Muglia, M.D., Ph.D., President and CEO of the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, present a seminar to the UNC community entitled “The Burroughs Wellcome Fund: Mission, Priorities and Opportunities”.  This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the Burroughs Wellcome Fund and what it could do for various research … Read more

Klaus Hahn, PhD, is the Ronald Thurman Distinguished Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His lab develops small molecules and proteins to visualize and control signaling in living cells. These tools enable us to ask how the spatio-temporal dynamics of protein activity govern signaling. The Hahn Lab is developing means to control endogenous proteins with light, and engineering allosteric networks in proteins to confer control by light or small molecules. In metastatic cells they are examining coordination of Rho family GTPases and their upstream regulators, asking why each GTPases is regulated by multiple GEFs, GDIs, and GAPs, and how space and time play a role in this complex circuitry.
Zoom passcode: Seminar