Peltier-Georgi Microbiology Scholarship DUE MARCH 8!
APPLY TODAY!
Requirements: Declared as MBIO major, Application Form, Career Intentions, Resume, Transcripts
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Milton E. Mohr Scholarship includes MBIO MAJORS - DUE MAR 8
The Nebraska Center for Biotechnology is pleased to announce that we are accepting applications for the Milton E. Mohr Biotechnology Scholarship and Fellowship Awards Program. This $1000 award INCLUDES MICROBIOLOGY MAJORS.
APPLY BY MARCH 8! Continue reading…
MISSOURI VALLEY BRANCH ASM Meeting - March 8 - 9, 2024
MVB meetings are fun and an exciting way to engage in the local scientific community, establish & talk microbiology. UNL MBIO will provide transportation to and from the conference as well as registration costs. Please email microbiology@unl.edu if you would like a ride! Continue reading…
More details at: https://mvbasm.com/meetingsLab Techniques Workshop - April 16th
This FREE WORKSHOP teaches basic lab techniques used in research labs.
Workshop #1: Stock Sol. & Media April 16th @ 5:30
Beadle E121.1
Spring Research Days - MARCH 26th & 27th
Tuesday, March 26th @ 10:00am – 12:00pm CT
Engineering and physical sciences presentations
Wednesday, March 27th @ 10:00am – 12:00pm CT
Arts and humanities, education, business, social sciences, and life sciences presentations at the Nebraska Union Centennial Room Continue reading…
MBIO Seminar Opportunity
Dr. Christina Stallings, Dept of Molecular Microbiology, Washington Univ School of Med
"Diverse roles for autophagy proteins during Mycobacterium tuberculosis pathogenesis"
Tues, March 5, 4pm
E103 Beadle
Or join by Zoom https://unl.zoom.us/j/93331322749
Meeting ID: 933 3132 2749 Passcode: 430267
Schachtman Lab
Lab Position
Undergrad Research Asst Opportunity
Our laboratory is currently seeking a highly motivated undergraduate student to join our research project focused on elucidating the molecular mechanisms governing plant immunity. This project involves study of targeting components of the plant endosomal sorting complex required for transportation (ESCRT)-I by ubiquitination to better understand their role in regulating plant defense against bacterial infection. Continue reading…
More details at: https://lzeng2@unl.eduLeslie Gallagher, CAS Advisor
My Student Success Hub calendar is fully set for the Summer 2025 and continuing students may schedule appointments with me by visiting https://unlincoln.my.site.com/SSH/0058W00000BUU6o.
lgallagher3@unl.edu
Originally published February 27, 2024 -
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