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Home » Seminars & Events » Fall 2025 Microbiology Seminar Series

Fall 2025 Microbiology Seminar Series

The Fall 2025 Microbiology Seminar Series will be held on Mondays at 3:00pm in Mossman 202.

DATESPEAKERINSTITUTESEMINAR TITLE
August 18Heidi Goodrich-BlairUTK MicrobiologySemester Welcome
August 25Sean GibbonsISB ScienceMicrobial community-scale metabolic models enable ecosystem engineering
September 8Daniel MuratoreSanta Fe InstituteMarine Viral Ecology as a Telescope from Molecular Processes to Global Cycles
September 15Melanie HamonInstitut PasteurStreptococcus pneumoniae induced histone modifications in health and disease
September 22Andrea LearUTIAPrenatal Pathogens and Postnatal Immunity: Insights from Livestock Models
September 29Jozef NissimovUniversity of WaterlooUnravelling the “dark matter” of aquatic viruses: from protein structure to potential function.
October 13Christine ForemanMontana State UniversityCold-Active Biosurfactants: Chill Solutions for Microbial Survival
October 20Caroline GrunenwaldUniversity of MissouriCoping mechanisms: Post-translational regulation of bacterial stress responses
October 27Jake McKinlayIndiana UniversityLearning about phototrophic bacterial physiology from a fermentative friend
November 3Jim CassatVanderbilt University Med CenterBone appétit: Host-pathogen interactions during Staphylococcus aureus osteomyelitis
November 10Tamara DoeringWashington University St. LouisStories of a pathogenic yeast: sterols, cell wall, and SNPs
November 17Christina StallingsWashington University St. LouisTBD
November 24Jenny Morrell-FalveyORNLUncovering the Mechanisms Driving Rhizosphere Microbiome Assembly
December 1Gautam ShireskarUTIAGraphs and Mosaics: Understanding evolutionary patterns in the wild plant-pathosystems

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