Promotion Seminar - "Microbes, Peptides, and Small Proteins"
Aug
24
2023
Aug
24
2023
Description
The Molecular Biosciences Department hosts Dr. Bryan Davies for his Promotion Seminar.
Dr. Davies is an Associate Professor at the University of Texas at Austin. His lab investigates Microcin Diversity and Functions, Synthetic Peptide Antibiotics, Bacterial Display and Secretion systems and Bacteria-Host Interactions. Dr. Davies is hosted by Dr. Christopher Sullivan
Dr. Davies' seminar, "Microbes, Peptides, and Small Proteins" will be held on Thursday, August 24 at 12:00 PM in NHB 1.720 with a pizza reception to follow at 1:00 PM.
Click here to learn more about Dr. Davies' research.
Location
NHB 1.720
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