Clarkson Chemistry PhD student Kyle Parella will present Leveraging the Regenerative Abilities of HOX Proteins and Deploying a Modular Strategy to Yield Multiple Potential Therapies Homeobox (HOX) genes code for a series of transcription factors responsible for regulating crucial steps in embryonic development. Because of their role in tissue generation, the regenerative properties of these proteins […]
Electrical & Computer Engineering Seminar Kathleen Kavanagh, Director of the Institute for STEM Education, Robert A. Plane Endowed Chair and Professor of Mathematics at Clarkson University Abstract: Clarkson’s Institute for STEM Education supports student achievement, exemplary pedagogy, and K12 outreach. With a focus on engagement and workforce preparation, the expertise of faculty across disciplines and
Clarkson Chemistry PhD student Jared Morse will present Chloride as a Dynamic Mediator of the cGAS-STING Pathway Among the innate immune system, activation of the cGAS-STING (cyclic GMP–AMP synthase (cGAS)–stimulator of interferon genes (STING)) signaling pathway is one of the primary defense responses to cytosolic DNA. Which could be a result of nuclear DNA damage, microbial
Upcoming faculty seminar, The Role of Generative A.I. in Classrooms, by Mahesh K. Banavar, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Clarkson; Catherine Sajna, Writing Center, Clarkson; Alexander Cohen, Humanities and Social Science Department, Clarkson and Melody Denny, Word Studio, SLU. This seminar will take place on Friday, August 18 and will consist of a series of 4 different presentation/discussion sessions. The flyer is posted on
Scott McNulty, Candidate, Program and Strategy Co-Director for the Solinsky ChallengeWill present a talk entitled:“Advanced Manufacturing and the Solinsky Challenge: Thoughts and Opportunities for Clarkson University”Bio: Scott McNulty graduated with a BSME from Clarkson University in 1999, MSME from University of Vermont in 2003, and an MBA from UMASS Amherst in 2013. He has held
JOINT COLLOQUIUMDEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS& DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCECLARKSON UNIVERSITYTHURSDAY AUGUST 3 2023. 11:00. SCIENCE CENTER 356CHRIS GODSILDepartment of Combinatorics and OptimizationUniversity of WaterlooCONTINUOUS QUANTUM WALKS ON INFINITE GRAPHS A continuous quantum walk on a graph X with adjacency operator A is determined by the 1-parameter family of unitary operators U(t) := exp(itA) (for real t).
We invite all faculty, staff, and graduate students from Clarkson’s Potsdam, CRC, and Beacon campuses to join us at the September 8th Walsh mini-conference on the theme of “Supporting International Students at CU.” This event will be held on the Potsdam Campus in ADK Lodge from 11:30- 4:30, with multiple sessions and lunch included. Transportation
Please consider attending the upcoming faculty seminar: The Role of Generative A.I. in Classrooms, by Mahesh K. Banavar, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Clarkson; Catherine Sajna, Writing Center, Clarkson; Alexander Cohen, Humanities and Social Science Department, Clarkson and Melody Denny, Word Studio, SLU. This seminar will take place on Friday, August 18 on Collins Hill Campus from 10am –
Monday, June 26, 202311:00 AM372 CAMP Professor Gabriel A. FrankBen-Gurion University of the Negev, Israelwill speak on:Novel Strategy for Analyzing Cryo-EM Data of Pseudo-Symmetric OligomersGabriel A. Frank, Daniel Stein, Bruno Jean Jartoux, Ran Zalk, René Uebe, Raz Zarivach Abstract: Ferritins are a family of nanocage proteins composed of 24 structurally similar but functionally different subunit
DEPARTMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYLEWIS SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCESJane Addams in the 21st Century Seminar SeriesSpring 2023 Jane Addams, co-founder of the Hull House in Chicago, had a broad and lasting influence on occupational therapy and occupational science. As an academic, she directly influenced the early Chicago School, which would later produce symbolic interactionism, grounded theory,
