Past Events

Thesis Title: CREB3/LUMAN as a novel regulator of lipid metabolism: an in vitro analysis.

The 2024 Careers in Biology event will run on May 9 in the Summerlee Science Complex at the University of Guelph. It will feature panels from recent hires in exciting fields in biology. Graduate students are invited to join us for practical workshops where they can develop interview skills, get a new LinkedIn headshot, and learn about career opportunities U of G has on campus.  Find out more here. 

Thesis Title: The Disruption of the GID Complex Pathway Impacts Nutrient-Sensitive Gene Expression in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Thesis Title: Study of the Seasonal Dynamics of Grapevine leafroll Associated Viruses Under Cool Climate Conditions, and the Optimization of a Protocol to Initiate Grapevine Infections with Viral Infectious Clones

As a Graduate Student in CBS you hold a unique position as a Recent or current student in the classroom Teaching as a TA Future teaching as part of your career We invite you to share your perspectives at  COESP Day 2024  Exploring EDI in our Classrooms:  From Awareness to Action Thursday May 2, 9:00 - 3:30, Rozanski Hall Breakfast and Lunch will be provided 

Title: The RNA helicase DDX28 acts as a tumour suppressor in breast cancer and influences bioenergetics in hypoxia

Madison Turner, PhD student in Molecular and Cellular Biology have been named winner at the College of Biological Science’s Three Minute Thesis Heat. They will both go on to represent the college at the university-level competition on April 24. Madison won the College of Biological Science's Three Minute Thesis Heat competition for her presentation, “Capturing a microscopic dance: Insights on the proteasome”. U of Guelph’s Three Minute Thesis Final Competition will be held April 24 from 1 to 3 p.m.

TITLE: THE IMPACTS OF IMPAIRED NEPHRIN-NCK SIGNALING ON DIABETIC OUTCOMES: A CHARACTERIZATION FROM THE PANCREAS TO THE KIDNEY