Great to have Joe Zackular in for the TAMU Biology seminar. Great catching up and wonderful talk on how C. difficile and Enterococci communicate metabolically!

This week's Biology Seminar Series features Dr. William Prinz and their talk, "A novel mechanism of regulating plasma membrane fluidity and function requires bridge-like lipid transport proteins". This Tuesday at 4pm in BSBE 115, see you there! bio.tamu.edu/seminars/

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Our last Biology Seminar Series for the semester features our very own Dr. Deb Bell-Pedersen and her talk, "Connections between the Circadian Clock, Translation Fidelity, and Aging". This Tuesday at 4pm in BSBE 115, see you there! bio.tamu.edu/seminars/

New work in collaborations with Suzanne McGaugh, Wes Warren, Nicolas Rohner, Lior Appelbaum and Erik Duboué. Led by Evan Lloyd and Fanning Xia. We show an apparent lack of aging in cavefish despite possessing insomnia, diabetes, and obesity traits. Stowers Institute TAMU Biology

Whoop and Congrats to Dr. Bill Murphy (MurphyLabTAMU) on his election to the National Academy of Sciences! Dr. Murphy is recognized for his work on the evolution of mammalian genomes and genomic diversity.

Congrats to all of our May 2024 ArtSci grads! Thank you for choosing to #BeHere! 🎓 Check out this video featuring some of our graduating seniors: tx.ag/2024Grad

TAMU Biology is thrilled to start our collaborative project with Prairie View A&M supporting undergrad research in Genetics. Congratulate Dr. Harriette Howard-Lee Block, Dr. Deridra Vaden, Alex Keene, Asha Rao & institution colleagues on their $2M NIH Grant! pvamu.edu/research/post/…

Congratulations to Tapasree Roy Sarkar on her SEC Faculty Travel Program Grant, where she'll be visiting Vanderbilt School of Medicine to collaborate & share her work on how different environmental factors, biological cues, & therapy can alter the breast tumor microenvironment!

Researchers including TAMU Biology's Benjamin Neuman have discovered coronaviruses in an unusual place, fish! Read all about their discovery and the unusual behavior the viruses show, cutting themselves in half! bio.tamu.edu/researchers-fi…

TAMU Biology's Dr. Chris Lee serves as mentor to hundreds of his students, with his caring advice helping his students work towards their goals. One such student tells the Texas A&M Foundation about his impact: spirit.txamfoundation.com/winter-2024/pr…

Congratulations to TAMU Biology’s Dr. Kayla Goforth, who was selected as a 2024 Life Sciences Research Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow, the first Texas A&M University recipient in the 41-year history of the prestigious award! Read more about Dr. Goforth & her research: tx.ag/KaylaGoforth

We are thrilled to start our Biology Seminar Series this semester with our own Dr. Angela Mitchell & her talk, "Enterobacterial Common Antigen’s Role in Outer Membrane permeability and Antibiotic Resistance". This Tuesday at 4pm in BSBE 115, see you there! bio.tamu.edu/seminars/

This week's Biology Seminar Series features Dr. Daniel Paredes-Sabja and his talk, "Clostridioides difficile Spores´ Role in Persistence and Disease Recurrence". This Tuesday at 4pm in BSBE 115, see you there! bio.tamu.edu/seminars/

Our Biology Seminar Series continues this week with Dr. M. Celestee Simon and their talk, "Can Altered Tumor Metabolism be Exploited for New Cancer Treatments?". This Tuesday at 4pm in BSBE 115, see you there! bio.tamu.edu/seminars/

WHOOP & Congrats to Dr. Samantha Fletcher on receiving the The Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement Award! This award honors outstanding faculty who consistently demonstrate dedication, leadership, & distinguished service to Texas A&M University! 📸 Dr. Samantha Fletcher & Alex Keene

🧫 20 years ago, Dr. Carlos Cantu ‘05 worked with TAMU Biology professor Dr. Deborah Siegele in her lab. Now, he is honoring her mentorship and fulfilling his promise through a fellowship to help graduate students forge their own paths. tx.ag/CarlosCantu

This week's Biology Seminar Series features Dr. Michael C. Abt and their talk, "Immune-Microbiota Interactions in defense against Clostridioides difficile". Today at 4pm in BSBE 115, see you there! bio.tamu.edu/seminars/