Dr. Dennis Discher Robert D. Bent ProfessorUniversity of Pennsylvania “Mechanobiological insights into fat, genome integrity, and tumoricidal macrophages” Abstract: Fat is usually considered soft, but fat droplets accumulate within cells and remain round as they...
Dr. Scott Atwood Associate Professor, Developmental & Cell BiologyUniversity of California, Irvine “Defining tumor recognition and regression in basal cell carcinoma” Abstract: The Atwood lab is interested in how skin cancer develops and the ways to...
Dr. Ru Gunawardane Executive DirectorAllen Institute for Cell Science “Towards understanding cell states and transitions in hiPSCs: an integrated spatiotemporal approach” Abstract: The Allen Institute for Cell Science aims to understand the principles by which human...
Dr. Kaelyn Sumigray Assistant Professor of GeneticsYale School of Medicine “Fate and Form: Intestinal Morphogenesis and cell fate specification” Abstract: The mammalian intestinal epithelium undergoes constant renewal while simultaneously balancing cell fate...
Exercise is Medicine: Exploring Exercise in the Treatment and Prevention of Chronic Disease, is a lecture part of the Mind, Body, World & You lecture series. This presentation will examine how regular physical activity enhances cardiovascular, metabolic, and...
Please join us for pizza at the Mentor Program Closing Event. This event will be located at Natural Sciences 1, Room 1114.
Join us for the return of Dunlop BioSci’s quarterly Donuts with the Dean! Please join us on Thursday, October 24 from 4 – 5 p.m. on the 5th Floor of Natural Sciences II. Join Dean Frank LaFerla and hear from our guest speaker, Nan Wu Hultgren, PhD....
Using Neuroscience to Transform Our Understanding of DepressionJoin us for a talk with Diego Pizzagalli, PhD You are invited to the Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences’ Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series, featuring Diego Pizzagalli, PhD on March 18, 2025, in...
Overview: The aim for this symposium is to start a conversation among faculty and other senior-level researchers about what can be done to increase confidence in the scientific enterprise, both within society at large, but also — and especially — among the scientists...
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