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2017-18 Noon Student Seminars

Interfaces Student Seminar Series Schedule

October 23rd 2017 @ Noon (Bioeng. 489)

November 6th 2017 @ Noon (SERF 252)

November 20th 2017 @ Noon (Bioeng. 489)

December 4th 2017 @ Noon (NSB 3203)

January 22nd 2018 @ Noon (Bioeng. 489)

February 5th 2018 @ Noon (NSB 3211)

February 26th 2018 @ Noon (Bioeng. 489)

March 12th 2018 @ Noon (NSB 3211)

April 9th 2018 @ Noon (Bioeng. 489)

April 23rd 2018 @ Noon (NSB 3211)

May 7th 2018 @ Noon (Bioeng. 489)

May 21st 2018 @ Noon (Bioeng. 489)
2017 Research Symposium Photos

This annual event offers graduate students the uinique challenge to present their work to faculty and fellow students from accross the biological, medical, physical and engineering disciplines of science. In addition, it is an excelllent opportunity for attendees to identify common interests and form new interdisciplinary collaborations within the UCSD community.
Director of NIBIB Interdisciplinary Training meets with Trainees and Program Faculty

Dr. Richard A.
Siebel Scholars, 2 of 5 Scholars represent Interfaces Training Program, congratulations to Ya-San Yeh and Jae Young Jung honored as 2017 Siebel Scholars

The Siebel Scholars program recognizes exceptional students at the world’s leading graduate schools of business, computer science, and bioengineering and pro
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Trainee Samantha Jones at Germany presentation, EMBO EMBL Symposium

UC San Diego Interfaces Graduate Training Program wishes trainee Samantha Jones well on her planned presentation at the EMBO EMBL Symposium in Germany, October, 2016. This symposium will bring leaders in the mRNA field together with post-docs and students, with the aim of disseminating and discussing the most recent results. The programme includes sessions on transcription, mRNA processing,export and localization, mRNA surveillance and decay and translation and the control of mRNA expression by microRNAs.
Research Quick Talks Award Winners 2017-16

Research Quick Talks Award Winners, 2016-17 Interfaces Graduate Training Program Research Symposium

First place winner: Jae-Young (Jerry) Jung, Ph.D. student with Materials Science Engineering

Second place co-winners: Evan Campbell, Ph.D. student with Biological Sciences; and Tom Gillespie, Ph.D. student with Neurosciences Graduate Program
2016 Research Symposium Photos

This annual event offers graduate students the unique challenge to present their work to faculty and fellow students from across the biological, medical, physical and engineering disciplines of science. In addition, it is an excellent opportunity for attendees to identify common interests and form new interdisciplinary collaborations within the UCSD community.
Trainees at NIH NIBIB Meeting at NIH Center in Maryland

Trainees Dimitri Floros and Jessica Ungerleider (pictured), along with Eulanca Liu, received awards and presented research at 2016 Grantees Meeting at NIH Natcher Center in Bethesda, July, 2016. Program Director Andrew McCulloch attended and led a Round Table discussion with participants from across the nation.
July 22 2016 Research Symposium and Panel Discussion

RSVP for July 22 2016 Research Symposium https://docs.google.com/a/eng.ucsd.edu/forms/d/1ewJmcqSVFkxPk3QYgeYubymBcUI09Ld4KAEcLK1zm7A/viewform
Jae-Young (Jerry) Jung, MSE student, awarded 2016 Research Prize

Congratulations to Jae-Young (Jerry) Jung on receiving one of two 2016 Library Research Prizes at the Jacobs School of Engineering Research Expo. Jae-Young presented his research on "Avoiding Brain Injury: A Comparative Analysis of the Woodpecker Skull". http://libraries.ucsd.edu/blogs/blog/jsoe-research-expo-2016/

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