BCBP Student Seminar Series FOR STUDENTS ONLY. PI’s are not expected to attend. GMB 3007. Lunch provided. This is a seminar organized by students for students. The goal of this seminar series is twofold: 1) to provide graduate students in the biochemistry and biophysics department an informal and low-stress environment to present their work and … Read more
No tickets required. The ceremony will last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. For more information please go to the UNC winter 2019 commencement page: https://commencement.unc.edu/winter-commencement/ Important graduation dates link: https://registrar.unc.edu/academic-services/graduation/important-graduation-dates/
Join us for our annual holiday party and Awards Presentation. There will be a sit-down dinner, raffle door prizes and gingerbread house decorating contest.
University holidays link
Hi Everybody, BCBP 2020 Clean up Clean out Day! We will have faculty and student recruits visiting soon and we want to make a good impression! If you need a large trash can, please let me know. If you have items in your lab that you no longer use or broken items, now is the … Read more
“Selective ER-Export of Misfolded Secretory Pathway Proteins for Lysosomal Degradation” Host: Sasky Neher ABSTRACT We discovered that a subset of misfolded secretory pathway proteins, including variants of prion protein and amyloid precursor protein, are selectively exported out of the ER by a constitutive and stress-enhanced pathway named RESET. After RESET, these misfolded proteins are subsequently … Read more
David Peden, MD, MS Harry S. Andrews Distinguished Professor Pediatrics, UNC-CH School of Medicine Host: Leslie Parise “Inflammatory Response to Air Pollutants in Humans” Abstract: Air pollution is a common threat to public health. A common response to a number of pollutants is inflammation, which is reflected in a variety of acute pathophysiologic conditions. … Read more
Seminar: "Regulation of Intracellular Signaling via Cellular Morphology” Jan. 21 @ 2-3, Bioinformatics 1131
Meghan Driscoll (UTSW) Jan. 22 @ 9:30-10:30, GMB 3007 (followed by a meet/greet 10:30-11)
Allison Williams (Institut Pasteur) Seminar: “Atomic-level probing of the peptidoglycan biosynthetic machinery identifies a central hub and exposes a bacterial Achilles heel” Jan. 23 @ 3:00-4:00, Bioinformatics 1131
