Seminars are held Tuesdays at 3:30 in 150 Russell Labs, unless otherwise noted.
| Date | Presenter | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Jan. 31 | Dr. Korsi Dumenyo (Tennessee State University) | The other bacterial wilt: pathogenesis of Erwinia tracheiphila on cucurbits |
| Feb. 7 | Ana Maria Vazquez-Catoni | Evaluating the influence of endophytic and pathogenic microorganisms on the success of two vegetatively propagated crops: potato and cranberry |
| Feb. 14 | No seminar (faculty candidate interviews) | |
| Feb. 21 | Dr. Samuel Miller (University of Chicago) | Insights into microbial protein evolution and translational regulation through the multi-omics software platform, Anvi'o |
| Feb. 28 | ||
| Mar. 7 | Austin VanDenTop | Investigating the role of SQUAMOSA promoter-binding proteins in plant Programmed Cell Death regulation |
| Mar. 14 | No seminar (Spring Break) | |
| Mar. 21 | Nicholas Rajtar, University of Minnesota | Bio-surveillance of Invasive Forest Pathogens in Minnesota |
| Mar. 28 | Dr. Nancy Keller | Ecologically relevant secondary metabolites in microbial communication |
| April 4 | Brandon Roy, Cornell University | Profiling plant proteome and transcriptome changes during grapevine fanleaf virus infection |
| April 11 | ||
| April 18 | Dr. Katie Gold (Cornell University) | Plant Disease Sensing: Studying Plant Pathogen Interactions at Scale |
| April 20 | Evan Lozano | Epidemiology and management of cranberry fruit rot in Wisconsin (4:00 PM. Rm 184) |
| April 25 | Maxwell Chibuogwu | Understanding Gibberella diseases of Zea mays and management strategies for reducing deoxynivalenol (DON) in silage corn |
| April 27 | Owen Washam | Organic Celery Powder: A Meat Curing Agent for Organic Processors (1:00 PM, Rm 216) |
| May 4 | Adam Bigott |
Seminar contact: Prof. Lankau
Information on prior seminars can be found here.
