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First lab meeting of our research group @DukeBiostats and @DukeCellBiology . Excited to dive into fun science adventures with collaborators, new and old.
📢 Faculty Search at Duke University!
We are seeking tenure-track faculty candidates who are driving innovation in deep neural network algorithms for biology! #ISMB #NeurIPS2023 #ComputationalBiology
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The Astral mass spec is a huge technological advance in proteomics. Cell Biology and the Proteomics Metabolomics Core collaborated to bring this innovation to Duke. Keep posted for groundbreaking discoveries ahead!🌟 #DukeResearch #CellBiology #proteomics
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📢 Exciting opportunity! 🎉 Joint Faculty Search between Duke Departments of Cell Biology 🧫 and Biostatistics & Bioinformatics 📊 is NOW OPEN! Seeking innovative faculty developing & applying Deep Learning/AI 🖥️🧠 in biological sciences. Apply today! 👇⬇️
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PLEASE RT: POSTDOC RECRUITMENT INITIATIVE
The Cell Bio Dept. @DukeU is hiring postdocs! Senior grad students should apply to share their PhD work at a symposium and meet with faculty/trainees. Check out the link! tinyurl.com/yc3ww79m
#postdoc #sciencetwitter @DukePostdocs
POSTDOC RECRUITMENT INITIATIVE
The Cell Bio Dept. @DukeU is hiring postdocs! Senior grad students should apply to share their PhD work at a symposium and meet with faculty/trainees. Check out the link! tinyurl.com/yc3ww79m
#postdoc #sciencetwitter @DukePostdocs
Cell Biology Department Distinguished Lecture Series
Monday, June 6th @ 12 noon in 147 Nanaline Duke
Mending broken hearts with neural crest cells
Marianne Bronner, PhD
California Institute of Technology
Cell Biology Department Distinguished Lecture Series
Monday, June 6th @ 12 noon in 147 Nanaline Duke
Mending broken hearts with neural crest cells
Marianne Bronner, PhD
California Institute of Technology
Cell Biology Department Distinguished Lecture Series
June 6th - 12 noon
147 Nanaline Duke Building
"Mending broken hearts with neural crest cells"
Marianne Bronner, PhD
California Institute of Technology
Thursday Seminar Series Hybrid Zoom Meeting
Thursday, May 26, 2022
12:30pm
“The Yin and Yang of Overcoming Chromatin Barriers to Change Cell Fate”
Ken Zaret, Ph.D.
Perelman School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
147 Nanaline Duke
Host: Yarui Diao
Thursday Seminar Series
May 26, 2022 - 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Ken Zaret, Ph.D.
Nanaline Duke 147
Title: The Yin and Yang of Overcoming Chromatin Barriers to Change Cell Fate
Ken Zaret, Ph.D., Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
Host: Yarui Diao
Thursday Seminar Series
May 26, 2022 - 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Ken Zaret, Ph.D.
Nanaline Duke 147
Title: The Yin and Yang of Overcoming Chromatin Barriers to Change Cell Fate
Ken Zaret, Ph.D., Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
Host: Yarui Diao
Thursday Seminar Series Hybrid Zoom Meeting
April 14, 2022 - 12:30pm EST
“Cone subtype specification in human retinal organoids”
Bob Johnston, Ph.D.
Johns Hopkins University
147 Nanaline Duke
The University Program in Genetics and Genomics
Tuesday Seminar Series
“Ciliary assembly: Zip codes for the inside and outside”
Susan Dutcher, PhD
Washington University
DEPT of Genetics
Host: Masa Onishi
4/19/22 @ 12:30 pm
147 Nanaline Duke
Thursday Seminar Series
Thursday, April 7, 2022
12:30pm
“Truncated O-glycosylation in tumors and as targets for CAR T-cells”
Avery Posey, Ph.D.
University of Pennsylvania
Bryan Research 103
CBB Defense Seminar
Kimberly Roche
“Relative sequence count data and its application: assessing the consistency of gut microbial patterns in wild baboons”
4/11 12:00 pm
ADV: Sayan Mukherjee
DEPTS of Statistical Science, Mathematics, Comp SCI, Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
Thursday Seminar Series
Thursday, April 7, 2022
12:30pm
“Truncated O-glycosylation in tumors and as targets for CAR T-cells”
Avery Posey, Ph.D.
University of Pennsylvania
Bryan Research 103
Dissertation Seminar
Basement Membranes
Mediate Interactions
Between Tissues
Sara G. Payne
Department of Cell Biology
Thursday, March 10th, 2022 - 1:00PM