Events

Upcoming events for all programs and departments in the Division of Science for the next week.

Tony Guo -- Developments in the finitistic dimension conjecture

July 18, 2025

Friday, 7/18/2025 9 am-10 am Goldsmith 300/Online
Thesis Seminar:
Tony Guo (Igusa Research Group)
"Developments in the finitistic dimension conjecture"

Tu -- Dense Paraphrasing for Improved Compositional Reasoning in NLP Tasks

July 24, 2025

Thursday, 7/24/2025 10 am Volen 101/Online
Thesis Seminar:
Jingxuan Tu (Pustejovsky Lab)
"Dense Paraphrasing for Improved Compositional Reasoning in NLP Tasks"

Friday, 7/25/25, 11 am-12 noon -- Seman -- Mechanisms of Heterochromatin Regulation by HP1 Proteins and the Chromatin Remodeler Mit1

Friday, 7/25/2025 11 am-12 noon Gerstenzang 124/Online
Thesis Seminar: Molecular and Cell Biology PhD Program
Melissa Seman (Ragunathan Lab)
"Mechanisms of Heterochromatin Regulation by HP1 Proteins and the Chromatin Remodeler Mit1"

Monday, 7/28/25, 11 am-12 noon -- Pandey -- Thesis Seminar

Monday, 7/28/2025 11 am-12 noon Gerstenzang 124/Online
Thesis Seminar: Molecular and Cell Biology PhD Program
Anjali Pandey (Sengupta Lab)
"TBA"

Balasubramanian -- Special Seminar

July 31, 2025

Thursday, 7/31/2025 11 am-12:30 pm Gerstenzang 124
Special Seminar
Mohan Balasubramanian (University of Warwick)
Host: Kaushik Ragunathan.

Maimone -- Synthetic Studies and Applications of Complex Natural Products

August 1, 2025

Friday, 8/1/2025 3 pm-4 pm Abelson 126
Chemistry Department Colloquium
Thomas Maimone (UC Berkeley)
"Synthetic Studies and Applications of Complex Natural Products"
Host: Chi Ting.

Yamaguchi -- Exploring Ring Transformation: Opening, Formation, and Swapping of Cyclic Structures

August 1, 2025

Friday, 8/1/2025 4:30 pm-5:30 pm Abelson 126
Chemistry Department Colloquium
Junichiro (Jun) Yamaguchi (Waseda University)
"Exploring Ring Transformation: Opening, Formation, and Swapping of Cyclic Structures"
Host: Hao Xu.

Undergraduates -- SciFest

August 7, 2025

Thursday, 8/7/2025 1 pm-3 pm
SciFest
Division of Science Undergraduates