Past Events

Dr. Shaun Sanders is the third of 3 invited candidates in MCB's faculty search in the area of Biochemistry. We hope many of you will be able to attend her seminar. As part of the faculty search process, Dr. Sanders will be delivering a seminar entitled "Palmitoylation-dependent control of neuronal ion channel clustering". 

Dr. Siavash Vahidi is the second of 3 invited candidates in MCB's faculty search in the area of Biochemistry. We hope many of you will be able to attend his seminar. As part of the faculty search process, Dr. Vahidi will be delivering a seminar entitled "Breaking the Barrrier: Integrative Structural and Functional Studies of Molecular Machines at One Mega-Dalton and Beyond". 

Thinking beyond affinities - mechanical aspects of receptor-ligand interactions between Vinculin and its binding sites:

Dr. Evan Haney is the first of 3 invited candidates in MCB's faculty search in the area of Biochemistry. As part of the faculty search process, Dr. Haney will be delivering a seminar entitled "Synthetis Host Defence Peptides to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance". If you would like an opportunity to meet with Dr. Haney on Tuesday, July 23 or Wednesday, July 24, please please contact Laleh Hatefi via email or at x53362.  

Free appetizers. Bring your lab mates!

All welcome to attend as graduate students in their second semester (MCB*6500 and MCB*7500) will present a public seminar on a contemporary subject in the molecular biosciences. More information:  https://www.uoguelph.ca/mcb/seminar-series-defences/msc-and-phd-research-topics-mcb-brown-bag-seminars

Please join Dr. Ray Lu as he welcomes Professor Hiderou Yoshida, University of Hyogo, Japan.  Dr. Yoshida is one of the leading scientists in the field of ER/Golgi stress response.  All welcome to attend.

All welcome to attend as graduate students in their second semester (MCB*6500 and MCB*7500) will present a public seminar on a contemporary subject in the molecular biosciences. More information:  https://www.uoguelph.ca/mcb/seminar-series-defences/msc-and-phd-research-topics-mcb-brown-bag-seminars

All welcome to attend as graduate students in their second semester (MCB*6500 and MCB*7500) will present a public seminar on a contemporary subject in the molecular biosciences. More information:  https://www.uoguelph.ca/mcb/seminar-series-defences/msc-and-phd-research-topics-mcb-brown-bag-seminars

Laura Tempelhagen, M.Sc. candidate in the department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, will defend her thesis on Friday, May 17, 2019 at 1:30 p.m. in SSC 2315.    Her co-advisors are Dr. Janet Wood and Dr. Stephen Seah. Thesis Title:  "Increased ubiquinone content confers respiratory protection to Escherichia coli under osmotic stress". All interested members of the university community are welcome to attend.