All seminars will be presented via Zoom. Some seminars will also be held in-person in the Toxicology Auditorium (TOX 2104) located at 850 Main Campus Dr, Raleigh, NC 27606.
Decisions regarding in-person seminars will be announced via email from the department.
Date | Time | Speaker | Affiliation | Title/Topic |
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1/24 | 4:00pm | Alexandra Weisberg | Oregon State University | Mobilome flexibility confers robustness to good and bad symbionts of plants |
2/7 | 4:00pm | Katie Gold | Cornell | Monitoring the invisible: Crop protection and pre-symptomatic disease detection with proximal and remote sensing |
2/14 | 4:00pm | Tatsiana Shymanovich | NC State University | From revealing plant-microbe-insect interactions with Epichloe endophytes to developing rapid dectection methods for tomato pathogens |
2/21 | 4:00pm | Joe Roberts | Clemson University | Understanding Turfgrass Microbiomes and Implications for Biological Control of Challenging Pests |
2/28 | 4:00pm | David Ritchie | NC State University | Peaches: Living in the Bacterial World of Pseudomonas and Xanthomonas and Their Viruses |
3/7 | 4:00pm | Maddie Flasco | Cornell University | Ecology of grapevine red blotch disease |
3/21 | 4:00pm | Jennie Ofstein | NC State University | Research Ethics and Integrity at NC State - A Practical and Candid Conversation |
3/28 | 4:00pm | Beth Farrell | NC Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services | The State of Agriculture in North Carolina and Possible Future Trends |
4/4 | 4:00pm | Brian Kvitko | University of Georgia | Tolerance to host-defense-associated chemistry is a major factor for onion-bacterial interactions |
4/11 | 4:00pm | Ken Frost | Oregon State University | Enhancing potato health through management-based optimization of plant and soil microbiomes |
4/18 | 4:00pm | Sheng Yang He | Duke University | Rosie Perez Memorial Seminar |