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Graduate Society of Women Engineers Invites You to 'Fall in Love with Your Thesis' Feb. 12 - Vimarsana News

Graduate Society of Women Engineers Invites You to 'Fall in Love with Your Thesis' Feb. 12

Melody Herr, head of the Libraries' Office of Scholarly Communications, provides valuable insights for graduate students navigating the challenges of thesis writing and self-advocacy at 5:30 p.m. Monday.

Source: uark.edu
BMEG Seminar: Label-Free Multi-Scale Imaging of Mitochondrial and Metabolic Function in Tissues - Vimarsana News

BMEG Seminar: Label-Free Multi-Scale Imaging of Mitochondrial and Metabolic Function in Tissues

Irene Georgakoudi, a professor of biomedical engineering at Tufts, will talk about assessing metabolic and mitochondrial function afforded by label-free, two-photon imaging at 11:50 a.m. Friday in BELL 1108G.

Source: uark.edu
MWD board changes meeting time - Vimarsana News

MWD board changes meeting time

Project updates, election of officers and a meeting time change were among the topics discussed during the regular monthly meeting of the Mountain Water District (MWD) Board of Commissioners on

"The heart of your city": the future of Richmond's downtown - Vimarsana News

"The heart of your city": the future of Richmond's downtown

On reflecting on the successes and hopes for Richmond’s downtown, Dreaming Creek Brewery owner Charley Hamilton said, “Downtown is where your city lives. That is the heart of your city.”

AIMRC Seminar: Elise Fouquerel to Talk About Cellular Mechanisms and Genomic Instability - Vimarsana News

AIMRC Seminar: Elise Fouquerel to Talk About Cellular Mechanisms and Genomic Instability

Elise Fouquerel, assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, will talk on Wednesday about cellular mechanisms that lead to genomic instability, focusing on centromeres and telomeres.

Source: uark.edu