Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology

Join us for cookies, hot chocolate, and sundae bar and show off your ugliest holiday sweater! Winners announced at 3pm.

Lunch and learn with members of IGB Core Facilities.

University IP, what is it, how do you know when you have it, what can you do with it, and why should you care?

Brad Edwards, Sr. Technology Manager
Lisan Smith, Technology Manager
Office of Technology Management

Lunch and learn with members of IGB Core Facilities.

CFTR - Independent Rescue of Cystic Fibrosis with a Small Molecule Bicarbonate Channel

Katrina Muraglia, Graduate Student, Biochemistry, Roger Adams Laboratory

Lunch and learn with members of IGB Core Facilities.

The Cell as a Test Tube: Using the Environmental Adaptation of the Cell to Measure and Control Protein Dynamics in situ

Shahar Sukenik, Postdoc Research Associate, UIUC Physics Department

Genome Day presents learning activities in science for all ages that present concepts in environment, ecology, energy use, DNA, and evolution in a friendly and approachable format. Admission is free and open to the public.

This event has been cancelled.

Lunch and learn with members of IGB Core Facilities.

Security - Computer Networking Resource Group (CNRG)

Dan Davidson
Director of CNRG and Research Computing

If you'd like to participate as a volunteer at IGB's Genome Day on November 4th at the Orpheum, please contact Courtney Fenlon at (217) 300-8870 or email cox22@illinois.edu for full details!

Pamela J. Hines is a Senior Editor at Science covering research and review papers in developmental neurobiology and plant science. Bring your questions and join us for a conversation with Dr. Hines concerning career development and postdoctoral career options.