Undergraduate students at UW and Wyoming community colleges are invited to participate in the Fifteenth Annual Wyoming Undergraduate Research Day which will take place on the University of Wyoming campus, Saturday, April 26, 2014. Last year over 350 students presented their research, and this year we anticipate an even richer display of undergraduate curiosity and creativity. Additional events will be available for Wyoming INBRE supported students. Abstracts of all presentations will be published, and the day will conclude with a dinner honoring the presenters and their families. Students can access instructions and forms for participation on the Wyoming EPSCoR web site. 

Wyoming INBRE has set statewide videoconference seminar speakers for spring 2014. On February 19 Dr. David Liberles from the UW Department of Molecular Biology will give a talk titled "Lineage-specific processes of genome diversification." On March 28 Dr. Don Jarvis will present "Optimizing Recombinant Glycoprotein Production in the Baculovirus-Insect Cell System." On April 4 Marjorie McGregor, Ph.D. candidate in the UW Department of Zoology and Physiology will present on her reserach investigating approaches to birth control to control coyote populations in Wyoming. All seminars are from Noon- 1PM. The schedule with videoconference sites is available here.