Larisa Rudenko: Tales from the Biotech TrenchesDetails + registration: ges.research.ncsu.edu/events/larisa-rudenko/Live-stream link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfiQbrdVa2AContact Sharon Stauffer at sastauff@ncsu.edu with questions. "
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Details and room to be determined. Contact Sharon Stauffer at sastauff@ncsu.edu or 919-515-2596 with questions. ----------------------------------------------------Genetic Engineering and Society CenterPhone: 919.515.2596 Web: https://ges.research.ncsu.eduTwitter: @GESCenterNCSUJames B. Hunt, Jr. Library1070 Partners Way, 5th floorCampus Box 7565Raleigh, NC...
LIVE STREAM LINK ABSTRACT: Gene drive organisms represent the latest technology with the potential to address some of the most challenging pest-related problems in agriculture
GBIRd: Evolution of a Program Attempting to develop a program that exists on the cutting edge of both science and social responsibility is a challenge for any institution. The development of the Genetic Biocontrol of Invasive Rodents program (or...
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The Office of Public Science invites you to join us for a group discussion with Michael Specter on February 22 from 3-4pm in the Hunt Library Duke Energy Hall. A prelude to Specter’s lecture later...
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Register now for the next event in the college’s Crossroads Series. In his talk, “The Cost of Living in a World of Lies,” The New Yorker‘s Michael Specter will discuss opposition in the United States to the...
GES Co-Director, Jennifer Kuzma, to speak on panel at ISSP-RCIScience Lecture Series:The Institute for Science, Society and Policy and the Royal Canadian Institute for Science is pleased to invite you to the first public panel...
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Awakening the Ferine Strain: When Lab mice and Wild MiceMeet Megan Serr, PhD Student in Zoology House mice aresignificant invasive pests
The Research Leadership Academy invites you to a Lunch and Learn seminar. Register »Jason Delborne