Spring 2013
Spring semester seminars are held on Wednedays in the Toxicology Auditorium (room 2104) from 10:30 to 11:30 am.
| January 16 | Brian Malow, Nature Research Center (NRC) of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences |
January 23 |
"Lessons for scientific research reinforced by investigations of Red clover necrotic mosaic virus," Tim Sit, Department of Plant Pathology, NCSU |
| January 30 | "Using whole genome based approaches to reveal the molecular basis of fungal pathogenesis" Thomas Mitchell, Department of Plant Pathology, The Ohio State University |
February 6 |
"P-Card Updates," Ashru Shah, P-Card Manager, NCSU |
| February 20 | Challenges of fungicide resistance management in Monilinia fructicola Guido Schnabel, School of Agricultural, Forest & Environmental Sciences, Clemson University |
| February 27 | Marc Cubeta, Department of Plant Pathology, NCSU |
March 13 |
"Intergration of Research and Teaching Activities: Challenges and Rewards," David Shew, Department of Plant Pathology, NCSU |
March 20 |
Raymond J. St. Leger, Department of Entomology, University of Maryland |
March 27 |
"What's in a worm? Genome sequences from diverse nematode species enable comparative analysis." Charlie Opperman, Department of Plant Pathology, NCSU |
April 10 |
"From Lab Research to Project Coordination: Integrating Disease Management into Strawberry and Tomato Cropping Systems" Frank Louws, Department of Plant Pathology, NCSU |
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April 26 (Friday) |
Plant Pathology PhD Symposium (BTEC) |
| May 3 (Friday) |
"Development of an Epichloë festucae symbiotic hyphal network in Lolium perenne", Prof Barry Scott, Massey University, New Zealand |