Ph.D. Candidate: Matty Allan
Lab: Prof. Mark Bathe
Date and Time: Wednesday, August 9, 2023, 11 AM
Format: Hybrid
Location: 56-154
Title: Investigating and Reprogramming RNA Folding with Molecular Probes
Abstract:
CSB Thesis Defense
CSB Thesis Defense
Ph.D. Candidate: Susana Hawken
Lab: Prof. Richard Young
Date and Time: Wednesday, June 21, 2023, at 1 pm
Format: Hybrid
Location: Whitehead Auditorium
Title: Linking Biomolecular Condensates to Disease and Therapeutic Development
Abstract:
CSB Thesis Defense
Ph.D. Candidate: Alexander Wu
Advisor: Prof. Bonnie Berger (MATH, EECS)
Title: Towards causality in gene regulatory network inference
Abstract:
Understanding the coordination of biomolecules that underlies gene regulation is key to gaining
mechanistic insights into cellular functions, phenotypes, and diseases. Advances in single-cell
technologies promise to unveil mechanisms of gene regulation at unprecedented resolution by
CSB Theis Defense
CSB PhD Candidate: Adam Atanas
Advisor: Prof. Steven Flavell
Title: "Brain-wide representations of behavior spanning multiple timescales and states in C. elegans"
CSB Thesis Defense: C. Kummerlowe (Shalek Lab)
The CSB Ph.D. Program is proud to announce the following thesis defense:
CSB Ph.D. Candidate: Conner Kummerlowe
Advisor: Alex Shalek
Committee members: Doug Lauffenburger and Bryan Bryson
When: Wednesday, June 29th, 2022
Time: 1:30PM - 2:30 PM ET.
Title: High throughput measurement and perturbation of tissues and tissue-derived cellular models
Location: MIT Building E25 room 111
CSB Thesis Defense
The Computational and Systems Biology PhD Program is proud to announce the following CSB Thesis Defense:
Natasha Patel-Murray
Fraenkel Lab
Date: Friday, May 17th
Time: 11am - 12pm
Location: 16-220
Title: Understanding Neurodegenerative Disease-Relevant Molecular Effects of Perturbagens Using a Multi-Omics Approach
CSB Thesis Defense
The Computational and Systems Biology PhD Program is proud to announce the following thesis defense:
Jonathan Teo
Sarpeshkar Lab
Date: Thursday May 16, 2019, 3PM
Room: 36-428
Title: Synthetic Analog Feedback Control Circuits in Living Cells
Abstract
CSB Thesis Defense
CSB Thesis Defense
Joy Yang
Martin Polz Lab
Title: Statistically Identifying Mechanisms of Phage-Host Interactions
Abstract:
CSB Thesis Defense
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