Past Event Category: CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars
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Oct 21CAIRIBU Graduate Student SeminarAndrew McGlynn, DVM; Brandon McKenna, DVM (Hale Lab)
(1 PM Central | 11 AM Pacific) Zoom Link
CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform that highlights graduate students’ work. These seminars give graduate students an opportunity to share and receive feedback on in-progress ideas or new research. All are welcome to attend to hear the students’ presentations and to participate in discussion. This seminar will begin with an introduction by Vanessa Hale, DVM, PhD, MAT who will provide an overview of the Hale Lab at The Ohio State University. This will be followed by a joint presentation from Andrew McGlynn, DVM, and Brandon McKenna, DVM, graduate students and veterinary residents in the Hale Lab.
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Jul 15CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
Samantha Ye, Leuna Sen, Jenna Simpson (Steers Lab)
(1 PM Central | 11 AM Pacific) Zoom Link
CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform that highlights graduate students’ work. These seminars give graduate students an opportunity to share and receive feedback on in-progress ideas or new research. All are welcome to attend to hear the students’ presentations and to participate in discussion. This seminar will begin with an introduction by Nicholas Steers, PhD, who will provide an overview of the Steers Lab at Columbia University. Following this, Steers Lab members Samantha Ye, Leuna Sen, and Jenna Simpson will present their research projects.
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Apr 15CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
Jamisha Francis, MSc (Hadjifrangiskou Lab)
(1 PM Central | 11 AM Pacific) Zoom Link
CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform that highlights graduate students’ work. These seminars give graduate students an opportunity to share and receive feedback on in-progress ideas or new research. All are welcome to attend to hear the students’ presentations and to participate in discussion. This seminar will begin with an introduction by Maria Hadjifrangiskou, PhD, who will provide an overview of the Hadjifrangiskou Lab at Vanderbilt University. Following this, Hadjifrangiskou Lab graduate student Jamisha Francis, MSc will present her research project.
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Jan 21CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
Wei He, MS & Farshad Samadifam, MS (Hokanson Lab)
(1 PM Central | 11 AM Pacific) Zoom Link
CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform that highlights graduate students’ work. These seminars give graduate students an opportunity to share and receive feedback on in-progress ideas or new research. All are welcome to attend to hear the students’ presentations and to participate in discussion. This seminar, moderated by LaTasha K. Crawford VMD, PhD, DACVP (UW-Madison), will begin with an introduction by Jim Hokanson, PhD (Medical College of Wisconsin), who will provide an overview of the Pelvic Diagnostics & Therapeutics Lab at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Following this, Wei He, MS will present To characterize the impact of different TNS electrode placement approaches on nerve recruitment and functional outcomes, and Farshad Samadifam, MS will present Machine Learning-Based Outcome Prediction for Sacral Neuromodulation Therapy in Women with Non-Neurogenic Urgency Incontinence.
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Oct 15CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
Emily Paterson (Strand Lab)
(1 PM Central | 11 AM Pacific) Zoom Link
This seminar will begin with an introduction by Doug Strand, PhD, who will provide an overview of the Strand Lab at the University of Texas Southwestern. Following this, Strand Lab graduate student Emily Paterson will present her research project, titled "Creating a healthy human lower urinary tract cell atlas as a control for studying disease progression."
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Jul 16CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
Mariah Jensen-Wachspress & Samantha McGuire (Popovics Lab)
1 PM Central | 11 AM Pacific Zoom Link
The seminar will open with Dr. Petra Popovics, who will provide an overview of her lab at Virginia Health Sciences at Old Dominion University. Following this, Popovics Lab graduate students, Mariah Jensen-Wachspress and Samantha McGuire, will present their research. The Popovics Lab aims to identify the molecular mechanism of inflammation-induced pathological changes in the prostate through translational research and the development of animal and cellular models.
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Apr 16CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
Alexis Adrian & Ajinkya Limkar (Ricke Lab)
1 PM Central | 11 AM Pacific Zoom Link
CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform for highlighting graduate students’ work while also offering insights into the labs involved in the CAIRIBU community. The seminar will open with Dr. William Ricke, who will provide an overview of his lab at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Following this, Ricke Lab graduate students, Alexis …
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Jan 15CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
Sakina Plumber (Mendelsohn Lab)
1 PM Central | 11 AM Pacific
CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform that highlights graduate students’ work. These seminars give graduate students an opportunity to share and receive feedback on in-progress ideas or new research. All are welcome to attend to hear the students’ presentations and to participate in discussion. This seminar will begin with an introduction by Cathy …
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Nov 20CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
JULIA TLAPA, GRADUATE STUDENT
CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform that highlights graduate students’ work. These seminars give graduate students an opportunity to share and receive feedback on in-progress ideas or new research. This seminar features a talk by Julia Tlapa from the Kimberly Keil-Stietz Lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Sep 18CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar
ELANIE BRIGGS – Graduate student, Tatyana Sysoeva Lab – The University of Alabama in Huntsville
CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform that highlights graduate students’ work. These seminars give graduate students an opportunity to share and receive feedback on in-progress ideas or new research. All are welcome to attend to hear the students’ presentations and to participate in discussion.