As part of their training grant committment, each trainee gives two presentations during their grant cycle: a journal club and a presentation of their research. These seminars take place on Tuesdays at 4 p.m. The full schedule for the academic year is below.
Please email Allison Bauer at allison.bauer@wisc.edu for the Zoom link information.
Every year, trainees select a theme for the coming year. This year the theme is:
Novel Experimental Techniques in Microbes and Health and Disease
Fall 2022 |
Host |
Meeting Type |
| September 20 | Mitchell Ramuta
“Using air surveillance as an alternative environmental testing strategy to improve the detection and monitoring of (re)emerging viruses” |
Seminar |
| October 4 | Justin Massey
“Long-term antibiotic exposure promotes mortality after systemic fungal infection by driving lymphocyte dysfunction and systemic escape of commensal bacteria” |
Journal Club |
| October 18 | Owen Sullivan
“Chemical RNA digestion enables robust RNA-binding site mapping at single amino acid resolution” |
Journal Club |
| November 1 | John Kernien
“Toxin secretion and trafficking by Mycobacterium tuberculosis” |
Journal Club |
| November 15 | Matt Freeman
“Met-Flow, a strategy for single-cell metabolic analysis highlights dynamic changes in immune subpopulations” |
Journal Club |
| December 6 | Ryan Moriarty
“Transient viral replication during analytical treatment interruptions in SIV infected macaques can alter the rebound-competent viral reservoir” |
Journal Club |
| December 20 | Erin Garcia | Journal Club |
Spring 2023 |
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| January 24 | Jessica Magri | Journal Club |
| February 7 | Justin Massey | Seminar |
| February 21 | Mitchel Ramuta | Journal Club |
| March 7 | John Kernien | Seminar |
| March 21 | Owen Sullivan | Seminar |
| April 4 | Ryan Moriarty | Seminar |
| April 18 | Matt Freeman | Seminar |
| May 2 | Erin Garcia | Seminar |
| May 16 | Jessica Magri | Seminar |