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Neurodiversity Panel Discussion
A number of experts put together by Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence at Syracuse University
Syracuse University, Department of Biology
The discussion will be guided by the following questions:
What is the best way to serve neurodiverse undergraduate and graduate students?
How can faculty best support diversity and inclusion in the classroom and wider Biology Department Community with regard to neurodiverse students?
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A tale of tails: how length and cross-talk contribute to H3K4 methylation
Michael Connelly
Graduate Assistant, Cosgrove Lab
Dept of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
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Live imaging the optic nerve to understand axon degeneration and regeneration
Nicholas R. Marsh-Armstrong, PhD
Professor, Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Science at University of California Davis
The Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences - Hosted by Professor Peter D. Calvert, Center for Vision Research
Do you know what you are missing? Lift the veil from live imaging using lattice light sheet microscopy
Kirsty Elgass, Gert Sonntag, Thomas Kalkbrenner
Zeiss Microscopy
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