H. Sapers, J. Mustard, C. Thomas, M. Vidal
2019 Tanenbaum Symposium
(See attached poster)
Thursday, November 7, 2019 - 9:00am
Bahen Centre Rm. 1160
Abstract:
Agenda:
09:00-09:05: Richard Hegele (Welcome remarks)
09:05-09:55: Haley Sapers,
Post Doctoral Scholar, Human Frontier in Science Cross-disciplinary Fellow, University of Southern California, California Institute of Technology/ NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
“Intraterrestrial to Extraterrestrial: assessing microbial community structure and biomass visualization in the deep subsurface on our way to Mars”
09:55-10:45: Jack Mustard,
Professor, Geological and Environmental Studies, Brown University
“Current and Future Investigations for Signs of Life on Mars”
11:00-11:50: Christian Thomas,
Senior Projects Archeologist, Department of Tourism and Culture, Heritage Resources Unit, Yukon Government
“Alpine Ice Patch Archaeology: Preserving the legacy of a 10,000-year long relationship between animals, ice, and First Nations people in the mountains of the Yukon”
11:50-12:40: Marc Vidal,
Professor, Genetics, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School
“From 20th century Genetics to 21st century Edgetics: Why complex networks operating inside cells matter much more than DNA sequences”
12:40-12:45: Charlie Boone (Thank you and Adjournment)
Professor, The Donnelly Centre, Faculty of Medicine, Canada Research Char in Functional Genomics and Proteomics
Host:
Dr. Charlie Boone, PhD, FRSC, Anne and max Tanenbaum Chair in Molecular Medicine, Canada Research Chair in Proteomics, Bioinformatics and Functional Genomics | Professor, The Donnelly Centre
2019 Tanenbaum Symposium
