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Molecular Cell Bio Group

The Molecular Cell Bio Group, hosted by the Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology, is a monthly interdisciplinary meeting to provide opportunities for labs across Cornell’s Ithaca campus to network and share mechanistic biology research and knowledge related broadly to Cell and Molecular Biology. We hope these meetings encourage future collaborations and the sharing of materials and ideas.

Meetings will feature two talks presented by participating labs. Talks should be no longer than 25 minutes and relatively informal, covering research that is in progress and/or planned projects. Guest speakers may be invited from outside of Cornell on occasion.

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Next meeting: May 2nd, 2024, 4PM @ Weill 226!

Upcoming Speakers

Brooks Crickard – Assistant Professor, Molecular Biology and Genetics
Should I stay or should I go now? How protein phosphorylation regulates two DNA translocases during homologous recombination
05/02/2024

Our Past Speakers!

Jan Skotheim – Professor of Biology, Stanford University
“How Cells coordinate growth and division”
11/03/2022
Bryce Brownfield – Postdoctoral Associate, Fromme Lab
Auto-inhibitory interactions of the Arf GEF Sec7, master
regulator of the Golgi complex”
02/02/2023
Martin Graef – Assistant Professor, Molecular
Biology and Genetics
Mechanisms and functions of autophagy”
02/02/2023
Shuyao Kong – Graduate Student, Roeder Lab
DRMY1 promotes robust morphogenesis by maintaining
translation of a fast turnover hormone signaling protein”
04/06/2023
Cha Yang – Postdoctoral Associate, Hu Lab
Progranulin inhibits phospholipase sPLA2 – IIA to control neuroinflammation”
04/06/2023

Misha Kazi – Postdoctoral Associate, Doerr Lab
A quest to understand chronic infection in Drosophila
melanogaster”
04/06/2023
Marc Goudge – PHD Student, Biomedical Engineering
Transmembrane mucins regulate the morphology of
the endoplasmic reticulum through negative curvature
generation”
04/06/2023
Joseph Long – PHD Student, Lammderding Lab
Mecanical stimulation induced rapid expression of
poised genes through nuclear mechanotransduction”
05/04/2023
Richa Sardana – Assistant Professor,
Department of Molecular Medicine
To transport, or not to, that is the question”
05/04/2023

Gunther Hollopeter – Assistant Professor,
Department of Molecular Medicine
Leveraging an esoteric phenotype in C. elegans to
understand the form and function of mambrane
associated machinery”
09/07/2023
Jeremy Dittman – Associate Professor,
Department of Biochemistry
Molecular basis of synaptic vesicle fusion:
new insights into Munc13 and Complexin function”
11/02/2023
Avilash Yadav – Postdoctoral Associate, Roeder Lab
Coordination of growth across tissue layers is essential
for determining organ morphology”
12/07/2023
Jacqueline Ehrlich – PHD student, Kawate Lab
Open Seasame: Activation Mechanism of the ATP-releasing
Pannexin Channels”
12/07/2023
Saki Ichikawa – Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Medicine, Cornell University
Chemical approaches for exploring
protein modifications
02/01/2024
Doug Anderson – Associate Professor of Medicine,
Pharmacology and Physiology, University of Rochester
“Discovery and therapeutic applications of RNA ‘stitching’ (scarless RNA trans-ligation) in eukaryotic cells”
03/07/2024
Julien Morival – Postdoctoral Associate, Lammerding Lab
“Investigating rapid gene activation in response to mechanical stress”
04/04/2024
Iwijn De Vlaminick – Associate Professor, Meinig School of Biomedical Engineering
“Spatial mapping of host-microbe interaction”
04/04/2024

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