Sparkuhl Public Lecture - Insights from ancient genomes
Insights from ancient genomes
Sparkuhl free public lecture Thursday, October 7, 1:00pm - 2:15pm
Insights from ancient genomes
Sparkuhl free public lecture Thursday, October 7, 1:00pm - 2:15pm
GRD is being held this Thursday, February 18th. Attached are the schedule and abstract book for the event.
Dr. Joachim Sparkuhl (1950-2013) was a professional biologist, a scientist, a philosopher, a teacher, and a life-long student (more biographical information is LINKED here). He loved science and spent his life exploring the implications of science and the scientific method on human knowledge and our understanding of reality. He was anxious to share these values with others and has created this endowment to partly fulfill this goal.
His generous endowment funds a visiting speaker and funding for the salary of a summer student, each in alternating years.
Past Visiting Speakers have included, 2016 Professor Paul Sharp 2017 Professor Richard Lenski 2019 Professor Laura Katz
Past summer student awardees have included, 2015 Daniella Lato 2016 Rebecca Voth 2018 Genevieve Dietrich
The Department of Biology held it's annual Thesis and Research Information Night on Tuesday, October 27, 2020 via the Biology Undergrad Hub on Microsoft Teams. Thank you to everyone who attended this event. If you couldn't attend, please click HERE to view the presentation.