Investigators from other Universities in the field of Human Genetics as well as other related fields are invited to present their research in a formal seminar setting. Cookies and refreshments are served. Wednesday's at noon during the academic year in the Human Genetics classroom. The Department's first and second year students give a formal presentation on a recently published primary Human Genetics journal article. Topics are chosen by the student and approved by faculty members.
All interested individuals are welcome to attend.
Cookies and refreshments are served. A list of upcoming topics will be available at the beginning of the school year. Several laboratories in the Department of Human Genetics are involved in various mouse studies, from identifying novel mouse mutations to using particular mouse strains as model systems for human diseases. Members of these labs gather each month for a presentation of the current mouse projects ongoing in one of the laboratories. This promotes a stimulating environment for investigators to gain new insight in utilizing mice for studies in genetics.