E26 Interview Weekend
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Events
Upcoming Events
MSTP Dinner Meeting
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6:00-6:30pm – Dinner & Announcements 6:30-7:00pm – Student Speaker: Naomi Yamamoto, (E-20) Kugel Lab Molecular & Cellular Biology Graduate Program “Oncofetal Proteins Drive Aggressive Pancreatic Cancer”
MSTP Journal Club
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Presenter: Andrew Vo Paper: TBD
Andrew Mullen Dissertation Defense
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Andrew Mullen (E-19) Trapnell Lab Computer Science and Engineering Graduate Program “Decoding the Somite Clock: A Single-Cell View of Regulatory DNA and TF Interactions in Zebrafish Embryos” Please email mstp@uw.edu for zoom link
Kate LeBlanc Dissertation Defense
Kate LeBlanc (E-21) Kraemer Lab Molecular & Cellular Biology Graduate Program “Nuclear speckle proteins modulate tau toxicity” Please email mstp@uw.edu for zoom link
E26 Interview Weekend
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MSTP Dinner Meeting
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6:00-6:30pm – Dinner & Announcements 6:30-7:00pm – Student Speaker: Kate LeBlanc (E-21) Kraemer Lab Molecular & Cellular Biology Graduate Program “Nuclear speckle proteins modulate tau toxicity”
Marina Han Dissertation Defense
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Marina Han (E-19) Kraemer Lab Neuroscience Graduate Program “Discovering genetic regulators of pathological tau accumulation using a fluorescent C. elegans model of tauopathy” Please email mstp@uw.edu for zoom link
Mark Andrade Dissertation Defense
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Mark Andrade (E-20) Cirulli Lab Molecular & Cellular Biology Graduate Program “αE-Catenin as a Gatekeeper of β-Cell Identity and Growth” Please email mstp@uw.edu for zoom link
Nayoon Gim Dissertation Defense
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Nayoon Gim (E-21) Lee and Wang Labs Bioengineering Graduate Program “Development of an LLM Framework for Clinical Hypothesis Testing Using Multimodal Data “ Please email mstp@uw.edu for zoom link