GSI Seminar Series

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The goals of this seminar series are i) to host extramural speakers who are internationally recognized researchers at the vanguard of genetics and genomics research, and ii) to promote interactions and collaborations among Boston University investigators engaged in genetics and genomics research.

This monthly seminar series is held on a Tuesday from 3-4 p.m. in the Conte Building, K103 (unless otherwise indicated).

If you have suggestions for invited speakers, or if you would like to present an intramural seminar, please email gsi@bu.edu.

Learn more about past seminars here.

Check out our YouTube Channel where we post our livestream videos of our seminars!

Upcoming seminars:

September 8th (Tuesday) – Geoffrey Ginsburg, M.D., Ph.D.

The All of Us Research Program:  Advancing Precision Medicine for the Nation”

Keefer Auditorium, 12-1PM

In-person, live stream

Chief Medical & Scientific Officer of NIH’s All of Us Research Program

Geoffrey Ginsburg, M.D., Ph.D.

 

September 22nd (Tuesday) Jackson Smith (Szalat’s Lab)

Coral Zhou

K103, 3-4PM

In-person, live stream

1st Year GPGG Student, Dr. Raphael Szalat’s Lab

 

October 6th (Tuesday) – Coral Zhou, Ph.D.

Molecular Mechanisms of Genome Scaling”

Coral Zhou

K103, 12-1PM

In-person, live stream

Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Biosciences

Dr. Coral Zhou, University of Kansas

 

October 13th (Tuesday) Isabel Kaplan (Fisher’s Lab)

Coral Zhou

K103, 3-4PM

In-person, live stream

2nd Year GPGG Student, Dr. Shannon Fisher Lab

 

October 20th (Tuesday) – 10x Genomics Workshop

Coral Zhou

K103, 12-1:30PM

In-person, live stream

10x Genomics

 

November 3rd (Tuesday) – Emily Kirchner (Mews Lab)

Coral Zhou

K103, 3-4PM

In-person, live stream

3rd Year GPGG Student, Dr. Philipp Mews

 

December 8th (Tuesday) – Tulsi Patel, Ph.D.

Defining the Molecular Trajectory of Motor Neuron Development from Embryo to Adulthood

Coral Zhou

K103, 12-1PM

In-person, live stream

Assistant Professor, Department of Neuroscience & Cell Biology

Dr. Tulsi Patel, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School