Sabrina Kralik Sabrina Kralik

Seminar- Carolina Trenado-Yuste

Monday, December 16, 2024 

@1:00 PM

“How tumors and microbial communities shape their final architecture”

Multicellular systems form, remodel, and disassemble through dynamic interactions among their constituent cells and the environment they inhabit–from tumors to microbial colonies in natural habitats.

Location: Laufer Center Lecture Hall 101

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Sabrina Kralik Sabrina Kralik

LC Seminar 12/2- Dr. Guiping Wang

@2:00 PM

Title: “Enhancing transcription-replication conflict to target cancers driven by extrachromosomal DNA”

Location: Laufer Center Lecture Hall 101


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Sabrina Kralik Sabrina Kralik

LC Seminar 11/25- Jeff Maltas

@1:00 PM

Seminar

Monday, November 25, 2024

1:00 PM

“"The emergence and control of resistance in pathogens and cancer"”

Location: Laufer Center Lecture Hall 101


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Nov 21, 2024 Joint Seminar

Joint Seminar: Laufer Center & SBU Department of Microbiology and Immunology

Dr. Ashley Wolf
Assistant Professor, Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology
University of California, Berkeley

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Sabrina Kralik Sabrina Kralik

LC Seminar 11/20- David Glass

@1:00 PM

“Engineering synthetic multicellularity for understanding consortia and tissue behavior”

Location: Laufer Center Lecture Hall 101


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Lecture slide titled 'Mixing, stopping, coupling, lifting, and other keys to the second Markov-chain revolution' by Werner Krauth, dated April 26, 2024, at Stony Brook University. Logos of departments and foundations are at the bottom.

April 26
Dr. Werner Krauth
CNRS and Laboratoire de Physique de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris

“Mixing, stopping, coupling, lifting, and other keys to the second Markov-chain revolution”

Past Seminars

A graph showing the change in open G amino acids, with a background of overlapping protein structures. The graph compares two variables with red and blue lines, indicating different data sets. The chart highlights 5,360 proteins analyzed using HDX-MS, with residue number on the x-axis and delta G open in kcal per mol on the y-axis.

February 16
Dr. Gabriel Rocklin
Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology
Northwestern University
”High-throughput discovery of protein folding stability and dynamics”