Ithaca College

 All are invited to the Zoom presentations. Details are here.

4:00  Abigail McGee:  "Structural Diversity in Homologous PB1 Domains”   (Advisor, Jamie Ellis)

4:15  Kristina Morris:  "Defying mutational constraints with the NAV1 gene" (Advisor, Ian Woods)    

4:30  Anthony DuCasse:   "Characterizing Shifts in the Gut Microbiome with Probiotics and Prebiotics"   (Advisor, Dave Gondek)

4:45  Paige Ramkissoon:  "Microbial Diversity of Porta Mosquito and Porta Ferro"  (Advisor, Dave Gondek) 

Becoming a biochemist is more than work in classrooms. Student research is a vital part of the undergraduate experience at Ithaca College. Students are able to get hands-on experience in the research labs by enrolling in BIOC-39000, doing paid research over the summer, and developing an Honors thesis. As a result, they are normally able to travel to present their work, as well, as to present locally.