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28
Feb
2023

2023 Honours/Masters seminars »

11am 28 February 2023

2023 Honours/Masters seminars Semester 1

27
Feb
2023

Making Futures II Sessions Q1 2023 »

12pm 27 February 2023

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group (a special interest group of the ASBMB)

27
Feb
2023

2023 Honours/Masters seminars »

11am 27 February 2023

Honours/Masters Seminars - Semester 1

24
Feb
2023

PS Seminar Series - Development and evaluation of novel early fire detection technologies »

3.30pm 24 February 2023

Although fire plays an essential role in some ecosystems, it can also have adverse ecological impacts, particularly in a changing climate.

23
Feb
2023

E&E Seminar: Sexual conflict in complex environments »

1pm 23 February 2023

Sexual conflict occurs when male and female evolutionary interest do not coincide and is an important determinant of population viability and evolvability.

20
Feb
2023

Making Futures II Sessions Q1 2023 »

12pm 20 February 2023

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group (a special interest group of the ASBMB)

13
Feb
2023
13
Feb
2023

Making Futures II Sessions Q1 2023 »

12pm 13 February 2023

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group (a special interest group of the ASBMB)

10
Feb
2023

PS Seminar Series- PhD Exit seminar - Characterising extracellular vesicles from the fungal wheat pathogen Zymoseptoria tritici »

3.30pm 10 February 2023

Fungal phytopathogens secrete a litany of molecules during their infection of a plant host, including virulence factors like effector proteins. Secreted virulence factors function in the apoplast of host tissues or are trafficked into host cells.

06
Feb
2023

Making Futures II Sessions Q1 2023 »

12pm 6 February 2023

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group (a special interest group of the ASBMB)

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