Duygu is giving a keynote talk at the Aquatic Models for Human Disease conference in San Antonio, TX.
Duygu and Ranny will present posters at the Germ Cells meeting in Cold Spring Harbor, NY.
Duygu and Ranny will give invited talks at the Stowers Developmental Cell Biology meeting.
Emma is giving a talk as a part of the new exciting NeMOC series.
Electroporation as a post-embryonic delivery tool for uncovering mechanisms of regeneration in Platynereis dumerilii
From David Stern: Join the New Model Organism Occasional Seminar Series (NeMOC-OSS). Informal virtual talks on successes and struggles in building tools. Register here.
Kate and Duygu will be visiting ASU for the Center for Biology and Society conversation series. Date: 22 January 2020. Join us for a conversation on Germline Regeneration.
Kate will be giving a talk on Germline Regeneration in Metazoans at the Second meeting of the PhilInBioMed international network in October in Bordeaux, France.
Duygu will be the keynote speaker at the Young Investigators Science Retreat at Stowers Institute in September.
Emily and Emma will be presenting posters at the Society for Developmental Biology Meeting in Boston. Come check the posters out and chat with them!
The International Society for the History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology meeting will take place in Oslo, Norway this year. Kate MacCord will give a talk on Germ line Regeneration.
Duygu will give a Science Before Supper talk at the Falmouth Library.
Details here.
Duygu will give a talk at the NESDB Meeting in April.
Duygu will be giving a talk as an invited speaker at the 5th International Oocyte Meeting in January 2019.
Duygu will give a talk as one of the invited speakers in the Emerging Model Systems session on December 8th.
Duygu will give a public outreach talk at Maria Mitchell Association on August 29th, 7-8 pm, on Nantucket.
A Worm Fondness for Regeneration: A Story in Several Segments
Segmented worms (or Annelids) have amazing abilities to regrow their lost body parts; a phenomenon called regeneration. When cut into small pieces, many worms can regrow new heads (including a new brain!) and new tails from the small pieces, eventually each piece becoming a new individual. As humans, we have much to learn about regeneration from these organisms. What kind of cells, genes, and processes are involved? How can we visualize regeneration as it is happening? Dr. Özpolat will provide an overview of the wondrous things these creepy crawlies can do, and discuss how her lab is studying them to understand the mechanisms of regeneration.
Duygu will give a talk as one of the invited speakers in the Evolution and Development session at the 77th annual SDB meeting in Portland, OR.
Duygu will also host 2 discussion tables:
- "Working in new and emerging model systems: establishing & building community resources" Saturday (7/21) from 12:30-1:45pm in Salon H-I
- "How to infuse drawing into your classroom, posters and website." 2018 SDB Special Workshop (Education) Soft Skills Monday July 23rd, 1:30 - 3:30 PM Salon G-I
Duygu will be giving a public talk at 5:30 pm on July 16th for the Thinking Out Loud series at the Dome at Highfield Hall. The organization brings artists, scientists, designers together, and aims to revive the Dome in Woods Hole, one of Buckminster Fuller’s originals.
Duygu will give a seminar at Clark University on April 4, 2018.
Duygu will be giving a seminar at UCONN School of Medicine on February 7, 2018.
