Events
February 25, 2026 in 221 Weill Hall Monthly Theme: Making Sense of Genomics Data Science Topic: Practical Statistics for Genomics Outreach Topic: Building Trust in Scientific Data
Join Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology and the Structural Biology Hub on Thursday March 12, 2026 for our spring seminar featuring Dr. Bob Keenan, Ph.D., Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Chicago. Dr. Keenan’s lab studies the molecular mechanisms underlying membrane protein biogenesis and quality control using biochemical, structural and cell biology approaches. THURSDAY MARCH 12, 2026 4:00 PM G10 BIOTECH Structural Biology is undergoing a transformation. Breakthrough technologies, from AI-driven structure prediction like AlphaFold to cutting-edge cryo-EM and next-generation mass spectrometry, are rapidly changing how we study protein structure, interactions, and function. The Structural Biology Hub will bring together leading technologists and expert users to explore the latest advances and spark forward-looking discussions on the future of the field. We endeavor to connect researchers from across campus to encourage the sharing of ideas and technology and to facilitate collaborations. Subscribe to the Structural Biology Hub e-List: To join this e-list, send an email message FROM the email address where you want to receive messages posted to the e-list. Send the message to: Structural-Biology-L-request@cornell.edu. For the Subject of the message, enter the single word join Leave the body of the message blank. Need help finding structural biology resources or collaborators for your research? Contact us at wicmb_admin@cornell.edu and we will connect you!
March 24, 2026 in T9006C VRT Monthly Theme: Preserving Ecosystems Science Topic: Conservation Genomics Outreach Topic: Creating Global Academic Communities and Sustaining Long-term Partnerships
April 29, 2026 in 221 Weill Hall Monthly Theme: Moving Forward Science Topic: How Mechanics Shape Genetics Outreach Topic: Impacts of Global Mobility on Academia