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Rare Disease Day 2025

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Location: Hesburgh Library

The College of Science, Hesburgh Library, the Boler-Parseghian Center for Rare Diseases, and the Patient Advocacy Initiative at the University of Notre Dame are joining others around the world to show support for those affected by rare disease.

Join us as we #LightUpForRare the Word of

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Liang-Yan Hsu (Academia Sinica)

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Location: 253 Nieuwland Science Hall

     Physical/Analytical Seminar

"Chemistry Meets Plasmon Polaritons and Cavity Photons:  A Perspective from Macroscopic Quantum Electrodynamics"

Abstract:   Light-molecule interactions under quantum electrodynamics (QED) have long been less emphasized in physical chemistry…

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Merlin Bruening and Patricia Champion (University of Notre Dame)

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Location: B01 McCourtney Hall

     Warren Center Lecture Like a Champion Series

"Functionalized Membranes that Facilitate Protein Capture, Digestion and Analysis"   Merlin Bruening

"Leveraging Molecular Genetics to Connect Protein Modification to Mycobacterial Pathogenesis"    Patricia Champion…

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Q-Bio@ND - EMBRIO Joint Symposium


Location: Scholars’ Lounge & Carey Auditorium (Hesburgh Library) & Jordan Hall of Science

Tentative Schedule: 8:30-9:00 am light refreshments = coffee and breakfast snacks 9:00-9:30 faculty talk 1 9:30-10:00 faculty talk 2 10:00-10:30 trainee talks 1-2 10:30-11:00 break 11:00-11:30 faculty talk 3 11:30-12:00 faculty talk 4 12:00-1:15 lunch 1:15-1:45 faculty talk 5 1:45-2:15 faculty talk…

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Biophysics Seminar: Sarah Veatch, University of Michigan

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Location: B01 McCourtney Hall

Sarah Veatch, Professor of Biophysics and Physics, Director, Biophysics Program

Seminar title: "Biological tuning of the membrane phase transition facilitates plasma membrane organization and function"

Isolated cell plasma membranes are biologically tuned to be in a single phase at growth…

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Sijia Dong (Northeastern University)

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Location: 253 Nieuwland Science Hall

The Dong Lab develops and applies physics-based and data-driven computational methods to understand multiscale processes, from electronic structures to emergent properties. We use such understandings to develop design strategies for molecules, materials, and processes that matter in renewable energy, biomedicine, quantum information science, and other areas of societal importance.

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Midwest Conference on Protein Folding, Assembly, and Molecular Motions

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Location: Jordan Hall of Science

This one-day meeting of Midwest research laboratories interested in protein folding, aggregation, binding, and dynamics features talks and posters (from graduate students and postdocs, plus two PIs). Topics include:

1. In vitro experiments: protein folding, binding, aggregation, dynamics
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Postdoc Lightning Talk Competition

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Location: 105 Jordan Hall of Science

Attend the fourth annual Postdoc Lightning Talk Competition!

These 3-minute presentations highlight exciting scientific research being conducted by postdoctoral scholars in the college.

Not only do these talks provide an opportunity for postdocs to develop presentation and research communication…

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