Events

Upcoming events for all programs and departments in the Division of Science for the next week.
Zeiss -- Zeiss 980 Airyscan2 and near IR Detector

May 3, 2024

Friday, 5/3/2024 12:30 pm-1:30 pm Virtual/Online
Special Seminar (Zeiss 980 Airyscan2 Webinar)
Zeiss
"Zeiss 980 Airyscan2 and near IR Detector"
Host: Andrew Stone.
For more information, please contact Andy Stone at andrewstone@brandeis.edu

Obiso -- Holographic Embeddings for Text and Graphs

May 3, 2024

Friday, 5/3/2024 3 pm-4 pm Volen 101/Online
Thesis Seminar: Pustejovsky Research Group
Timothy Obiso (Computational Linguistics Master's Student)
"Holographic Embeddings for Text and Graphs"
Contact amysmack@brandeis.edu for more information.
Reception to follow from 4:00-5:00 PM

Tuesday, 5/7/24, 10 am-12 noon -- Qiu -- Development of Novel Molecular Photoswitches for Their Applications in Photon Energy Storage and Catalyst Recovery

Tuesday, 5/7/2024 10 am-12 noon Shapiro Science Center 3-37/Online
Thesis Seminar: Chemistry PhD Program
Qianfeng Qiu (Han Lab)
"Development of Novel Molecular Photoswitches for Their Applications in Photon Energy Storage and Catalyst Recovery"
Please contact scigradoffice@brandeis.edu for zoom password

Liang -- The grand Schnyder family. Combinatorial structures and graph drawing applications

May 9, 2024

Thursday, 5/9/2024 10:30 am-11:30 am Goldsmith 300/Online
Thesis Seminar:
Shizhe Liang (Research Advisor: Olivier Bernardi)
"The grand Schnyder family. Combinatorial structures and graph drawing applications"
Host: Olivier Bernardi.

Students -- First Year Biochemistry and Biophysics Doctoral Student Rotation Talks

May 17, 2024

Friday, 5/17/2024 11:10 am-12:10 pm TBA
Biochemistry-Biophysics Friday Lunchtime Pizza Talks
First Year BCBP PhD Students
"First Year Biochemistry and Biophysics Doctoral Student Rotation Talks"
Host: Julia R. Kardon.

Parent -- The Locus Coeruleus Catecholamine System in Aging: Implications for Understanding Alzheimer's Disease

May 29, 2024

Wednesday, 5/29/2024 11 am-1 pm Gerstenzang 124/Online
Thesis Seminar: Berry Research Group
Jourdan Parent (Psychology Ph.D. Candidate)
"The Locus Coeruleus Catecholamine System in Aging: Implications for Understanding Alzheimer's Disease"
Host: Anne S. Berry. Contact amysmack@brandeis.edu for more information.
Reception to follow in the SSC Level 1 Library from 1:00 - 3:00 PM