Seminars

 
 
 
Seminar Schedule

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 LouwsDepartment of Plant Pathology, NCSU


April 15 (Monday)


Rosie Perez Memorial Seminar (Bonnie Bassler - Princeton) - Seminar Recording


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