Life Sciences at Brandeis

Events

Upcoming events for all programs and departments in the Division of Science for the next week.

Katie Ragosta -- A marking graph for finite-type Artin groups

June 4, 2025

Wednesday, 6/4/2025 10 am-11 am Goldsmith 317/Online
Thesis Seminar:
Katie Ragosta (Abbott Research Group)
"A marking graph for finite-type Artin groups"

Zhou -- Toward Unified Scientific Representation Learning: from Pure-Data Driven Forecasting to Multimodality Fusion

June 4, 2025

Wednesday, 6/4/2025 2 pm-3:30 pm Volen 101/Online
Thesis Seminar: Computer Science PhD Program
Zhengyang Zhou (Pengyu Hong Research Group)
"Toward Unified Scientific Representation Learning: from Pure-Data Driven Forecasting to Multimodality Fusion"

Thursday, 6/5/25, 11 am-12 noon -- Leman -- Learning resets V1 activity setpoints in vivo

Thursday, 6/5/2025 11 am-12 noon Gerstenzang 124/Online
Thesis Seminar: Neuroscience PhD Program
Dan Leman (Turrigiano Lab)
"Learning resets V1 activity setpoints in vivo"

Brownstein -- Title TBA

June 5, 2025

Thursday, 6/5/2025 3 pm-4 pm Gerstenzang 124
Thesis Seminar: Molecular and Cell Biology PhD Program
Nathan Brownstein (Kadener Lab)
"Title TBA"

Sharma -- Beyond the Matrix: Assessing the Impact of Multiple Sequence Alignments and Codon Sequence Models on the Accuracy of Ancestral Reconstructions

June 10, 2025

Tuesday, 6/10/2025 1 pm-2 pm Rosenstiel 118/Online
Thesis Seminar:
Cris Sharma (Theobald Lab)
"Beyond the Matrix: Assessing the Impact of Multiple Sequence Alignments and Codon Sequence Models on the Accuracy of Ancestral Reconstructions"

Patterson -- Asking Adenylate Kinase about Evolvability: Fitness is Ambiguous, and Life Finds a Way

June 11, 2025

Wednesday, 6/11/2025 9:30 am-10:30 am Rosenstiel 118/Online
Thesis Seminar:
MacKenzie Patterson (Kern Lab)
"Asking Adenylate Kinase about Evolvability: Fitness is Ambiguous, and Life Finds a Way"