The Institute of Mathematics is hosting a seminar on January 19, Friday, by Prof. Eduardo R. Mendoza, PhD, from the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry Munich, Germany.
Horizontal gene transfer within and between microbial species
Balik Scientist Program (BSP) awardee, Dr. Cheryl P. Andam shares her time and expertise with research specialists and graduate students at UP Manila for the seminar “Horizontal gene transfer within and between microbial species”.
Using microbial population genomics to resolve the fuzzy species conundrum
The Philippine Genome Center welcomes Dr. Cheryl P. Andam, an expert on microbial genomics and Assistant Professor on Microbial Ecology at the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Biomedical Sciences, University of New Hampshire, USA.
Application of Genomics to understand the ecology and evolution of microbes, with focus on the unique characteristics of microbial genomes and its relevance to public health
Held usually at 3:30pm on Fridays, TGIF discussions are informal talks on current scientific topics and events.
Therapeutic Research Application of CRISPR/Cas9 Genome Editing
Held usually at 3:30pm on Fridays, TGIF discussions are informal talks on current scientific topics and events.
TGIF Seminar: April 21, 2017
Held usually at 3:30pm on Fridays, TGIF discussions are informal talks on current scientific topics and events.
Characterizing a novel site-heterogeneous codon-based model of constrained protein evolution
Held usually at 3:30pm on Fridays, TGIF discussions are informal talks on current scientific topics and events.
Prospects of fine-mapping trait-associated genomic regions using summary statistics from genome-wide association studies
Held usually at 3:30pm on Fridays, TGIF discussions are informal talks on current scientific topics and events.
Imagining a Future with Synthetic Biology: Towards the Engineering of Microbial Cell Factories
Imagining a Future with Synthetic Biology: Towards the Engineering of Microbial Cell Factories
Cracking the biological code: insights from Dr. Dawn Field
We’re used to thinking of codes as long strings of seemingly indecipherable characters – languages known to computer programmers. However, there exists another, more significant code found within us and around us: DNA, our planet’s biological code.