2016-2017 Seminar Series
April 6, 2017
Dr. Frank Kamenetskii
Dr. Frank-Kamenetskii’s research is focused on theoretical and experimental studies of various DNA structures and their relations to DNA functioning in the cell. He was a part of the discovery triplex H-DNA and his current interests include Peptide Nucleic Acids (PNA) for sequence-specific recognition of duplex DNA.
Dr. Frank Kamenetskii
Dr. Frank-Kamenetskii’s research is focused on theoretical and experimental studies of various DNA structures and their relations to DNA functioning in the cell. He was a part of the discovery triplex H-DNA and his current interests include Peptide Nucleic Acids (PNA) for sequence-specific recognition of duplex DNA.
March 30, 2017
Futures in the Sciences
This event features a panel of graduate students and experts in scientific fields who come together to answer common and individual questions. This event is hosted by NUSAACs and serves as an excellent opportunity to hear career advice from people in STEM fields. There will be dinner and Modern pastries, and dress is business casual.
Futures in the Sciences
This event features a panel of graduate students and experts in scientific fields who come together to answer common and individual questions. This event is hosted by NUSAACs and serves as an excellent opportunity to hear career advice from people in STEM fields. There will be dinner and Modern pastries, and dress is business casual.
March 23, 2017
Dr. Robert Deans
Currently, Dr. Deans serves as the CTO of BlueRock Therapeutics. This company aims to develop induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) into therapeutic agents.This is an incredible opportunity to learn about stem cells, working in industry, and starting a company.
Dr. Robert Deans
Currently, Dr. Deans serves as the CTO of BlueRock Therapeutics. This company aims to develop induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) into therapeutic agents.This is an incredible opportunity to learn about stem cells, working in industry, and starting a company.
February 03, 2017
Aerotek
The recruiters are interested in the scientific division which employs in biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical device industries. As a recruiter, they provide jobs to people within all areas and levels. This is a great opportunity to hear about being a recruiter as well as future career opportunities and fields available to Biochemistry majors.
Aerotek
The recruiters are interested in the scientific division which employs in biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical device industries. As a recruiter, they provide jobs to people within all areas and levels. This is a great opportunity to hear about being a recruiter as well as future career opportunities and fields available to Biochemistry majors.
October 27, 2016
Apfeld lab: Northeastern University
Assistant Professor Javier Apfeld will be speaking about his work on the model organism Caenorhabditis elegans and the biology of aging, including the role of tissue-specific oxidation.
Apfeld lab: Northeastern University
Assistant Professor Javier Apfeld will be speaking about his work on the model organism Caenorhabditis elegans and the biology of aging, including the role of tissue-specific oxidation.
October 20, 2016Mair Lab: Harvard T.H Chan School of Public Health.
Kris Burkewitz will be speaking on behalf of the Mair Lab. The Mair lab’s research studies the basic biology of the aging process, driven by the central question: Why are we more likely to get chronic diseases when we are old than when we are young? What goes wrong in cells and tissues to increase overall risk, and is this decline inevitable or can we reverse it to bring healthy years to the elderly? |
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October 13, 2016
OpenBiome
Jenny Goldberg will be speaking on behalf of OpenBiome, a nonprofit research company that focuses on safe access to fecal transplants and research in the human microbiome.
Goldberg is a Northeastern alumnus, with Bachelor's degrees in both Nursing and Biology.
OpenBiome
Jenny Goldberg will be speaking on behalf of OpenBiome, a nonprofit research company that focuses on safe access to fecal transplants and research in the human microbiome.
Goldberg is a Northeastern alumnus, with Bachelor's degrees in both Nursing and Biology.
