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Monday Morning Seminar: Richards lab spotlight

Lab spotlight “Nuclear structure and organization” Check back for talk titles from our speakers: Eric Richards (ejr77@cornell.edu) Erika Hughes (ejh77@cornell.edu) Junsik Choi (jc2842@cornell.edu)

Monday Morning Seminar: Carmen Catalá and Nabil Elrouby

Spotlight on the Catalá lab: Carmen Catalá (cc283@cornell.edu) “The making of a fruit: transcriptional programs and hormonal activity regulating fruit development.” Nabil Elrouby (ne79@cornell.edu) “Mechanisms underlying regulatory divergence during cultivated and wild tomato fruit development.”

Monday Morning Seminar: Giovannoni lab

Giovannoni lab spotlight: Jim Giovannoni (jjg33@cornell.edu) “Tomato as a model for fruit biology” Julia Vrebalov (jv22@cornell.edu) “Fruit development—it’s a MADS, MADS, MADS world” Anquan Wang (aw386@cornell.edu) “High pigment: mutant to gene to function” Itay Gonda (ig72@cornell.edu) “Identification of genetic loci contributing to fruit volatile characteristics”

Monday Morning Seminar: Carmen Catala and Philippe Nicolas

Monday, October 23rd at 9am Please join BTI for a presentation by Carmen Catala (BTI Senior Research Associate) and Philippe Nicolas (Catala Lab member, postdoctoral scientist). Research in the Catala lab focuses on the molecular regulation of fruit formation and early development using tomato as a model system. They use molecular and genetic techniques to […]

Monday Morning Seminar: Suzy Strickler

Monday, November 6th at 9am Monday, November 6th at 9am Please join BTI for a presentation by Suzy Strickler. Suzy is a bioinformatics postdoctoral researcher in BTI's Mueller Lab. She earned her Ph.D. in genetics from Cornell University in 2010. Her research includes population genetics, comparative genomics, and how evolutionary questions can be addressed through […]

Monday Morning Seminar: Leila Feiz

Please join BTI for a presentation by Leila Feiz (Research Associate, Stern Lab): Photosynthetic mutants of the C4 model, Setaria viridis, link chloroplast RNA metabolism to intercellular communication and C4 cell differentiation. These seminars are part of the BTI Monday Morning Seminar Series which occurs bi-weekly.

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Georg Jander and David Stern: Monday Morning Seminar

Monday Seminar, February 26th | 9am | BTI Auditorium Please join BTI for a Monday morning seminar with Georg Jander and David Stern. Georg Jander: “Aphid resistance in perennial soybeans: Two genomes are better than one” David Stern: “The Plant Science Research Network: Preparing for a New Era of Plant Science by Re-imagining Postgraduate Training”

Blissard Lab: Monday Morning Seminar

Monday, March 26th | 9am | BTI Auditorium Please join BTI for a Monday morning seminar by members of BTI's Blissard Lab: Speaker 1 – Anita Shrestha Title:  "Transcriptome analysis of baculovirus AcMNPV infection in Trichoplusia in midgut and cell line" Speaker 2 -  Lorena Chaves Title:  "Improving the baculovirus expression vector system for applications […]

Fei Lab: Monday Morning Seminar

Monday, April 9th | 9am | BTI Auditorium Please join BTI for a Monday morning seminar by the Fei Lab. Zhangjun Fei - “CucCAP: Leveraging applied genomics to increase disease resistance in cucurbit crops” Lei Gao - “Pan genome analysis reveals extensive gene component variations and a rare allele regulating fruit flavor in tomato”

Martin Lab: Monday Morning Seminar

Monday, April 23rd | 9am | BTI Auditorium Please join BTI for a Monday morning seminar by the Martin Lab:   Fabian Giska, Postdoctoral Associate Ning Zhang, Postdoctoral Associate Molecular mechanisms underlying the role of the Pti1 kinase in plant immunity Applying CRISPR-Cas9 to efficiently knock out immunity-associated genes in tomato

Piñeros Lab: Monday Morning Seminar

Monday, June 4th | 9am | BTI Auditorium Miguel Piñeros, USDA-ARS/BTI adjunct professor The ALMT family: a unique plant anion channel family with intricate roles Snacks will be provided from 8:45 am.

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Monday Morning Seminar: “Advancement: An update and overview of how Development, Communications, and Alumni Relations serve BTI”

BTI Monday Morning Seminar Monday, November 12, 2018 9:00 AM in the BTI auditorium Stephanie Meyer and Keith Hannon: “Advancement: An update and overview of how Development, Communications, and Alumni Relations serve BTI” Snacks will be provided starting at 8:45 AM These seminars are part of the BTI Monday Morning Seminar Series which occurs bi-weekly.

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Monday Morning Seminar: Fei Lab

Speakers: Fei Lab Chen Jiao: Plant terrestrialization: insights from the genome of a unicellular green algae Shan Wu: Pan-genomes of Citrullus species Snacks will be provided from 8:45 am. These seminars are part of the BTI Monday Morning Seminar Series which occurs bi-weekly.