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EventFor this seminar, Dr. Watts will discuss how environmental exposures can affect transcription regulation. His research group is interested in understanding how genes are transcribed. About the speaker
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EventAcute ozone (O3) exposure causes lung inflammation via effects on alveolar macrophage (AMØ) function. Published data has described the integral role of AMØs in homeostasis, inflammation, and
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EventPer- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have warranted increased scrutiny both from the public and the scientific community due to their ubiquity, persistence, and bioactive potential. Furthermore
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EventOver nearly all scientific organisations, across every country and across time one finds that the progression of women in research/academia is significantly hindered when compared to men. Such a
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EventSpeaker Dr. Anna Windle, NASA GSFC and Duke MEM ‘18 The DUML seminars will be held in person in on Weds, starting at 12:15pm (unless otherwise noted), in the Repass Classroom, public welcome to attend
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EventSpeaker Dr. Tal Ben-Horin, CMAST The DUML seminars will be held in person in on Weds, starting at 12:15pm (unless otherwise noted), in the Repass Classroom, public welcome to attend. Light
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EventSpeaker Dr. Anne Thompson, Portland State University The DUML seminars will be held in person in on Weds, starting at 12:15pm (unless otherwise noted), in the Repass Classroom, public welcome to
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EventSpeaker Dr. Laura Rickard, University Maine The DUML seminars will be held in person in on Weds, starting at 12:15pm (unless otherwise noted), in the Repass Classroom, public welcome to attend. Light
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EventSpeaker Dr. Rene Boiteau, University of Minnesota The DUML seminars will be held in person in on Weds, starting at 12:15pm (unless otherwise noted), in the Repass Classroom, public welcome to attend
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NewsMeet the Silliman Lab, learn more about its research focus, a PhD student's experience in the lab and the opportunities the lab offers Duke students.
