Graduate Student Seminar Series

2023 CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar Series

3rd Wednesday every other month at 2 PM Eastern

(1 PM Central; 11 AM Pacific)

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Speaker Topic or Research Interests Date
Grace Morales – Graduate student at Vanderbilt University (Maria Hadjifrangiskou, PhD lab) Defining a molecular signature for uropathogenic E. coli January 18th
Seth Reasoner – dual MD/PhD student at Vanderbilt University (Maria Hadjifrangiskou, PhD lab) Urobiome--Moving from Community to Mechanisms
Marcela Ambrogi – Graduate student at University of Wisconsin-Madison (Chad Vezina, PhD lab) A role for urethral neuroendocrine cells in the innate response to ascending E. coli infection March 15th
Emily Stanczak – Graduate student at Indiana University (Travis Jerde, PhD lab) Toxoplasma gondii infection induces urinary dysfunction in mice and correlates to BPH-LUTS incidence and epithelial nodule formation in men May 17th
Hanyu Xia – Graduate student at Indiana University (Travis Jerde, PhD lab) Sensory innervation of the mouse prostate
Tara Fuller – Graduate student at Indiana University (Travis Jerde, PhD lab) Deciphering the role of CD8+ T cells in Toxoplasma gondii-induced hyperplasia in the mouse prostate July 19th
Tomas Bermudez -Graduate student at Vanderbilt University (Maria Hadjifrangiskou, PhD lab) Antibiotic resistance and biofilm production in E. coli
Sakina Plumber – Graduate student at Columbia University (Cathy Mendelsohn, PhD lab) Nuclear hormone receptors regulate urothelial differentiation September 20th
Junqin Chen - Graduate student at Duke University - Duke FORWARD P20 Center Thulium fiber laser lithotripsy November 15th

2022 CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar schedule – HERE

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