DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING PROTOCOLS, OUR DEPARTMENT STAFF ARE CURRENTLY WORKING REMOTELY. DURING THIS TIME, WE ASK THAT STUDENTS, STAFF AND FACULTY CONTACT OUR OFFICE BY EMAIL. WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO RESPOND IN A TIMELY MANNER, BUT MAY HAVE LIMITED CAPACITY DUE TO A HIGH VOLUME OF EMAILS.
BMBDG Seminars – Dr. Joerg Gsponer
“The interactive behaviour of white-collar workers in biological systems.” by Dr. Joerg Gsponer, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Michael Smith Laboratories, UBC. Monday, October 19, 2020 at 2:30 pm. Join by Zoom. Hosted by Dr. Leonard Foster Read More
2020 Astell Award Laureates
The Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology proudly presents the 2020 Astell Award Laureates for their contributions in Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Read More
BMBDG Seminars: PhD Exit Seminar – Brian Caffrey
“Three-Dimensional Transmission and Scanning Electron Microscopy of Molecular and Cellular Structures,” by Brian Caffrey, Candidate Subramaniam Lab. Abstract: Unravelling the complex spatial arrangement of networks and interfaces between proteins, cells and tissues is fundamental to our understanding of healthy and pathological processes. Therefore, a three-dimensional ultrastructural understanding of this arrangement is key to developing modern […] Read More
BMB Research Seminar – Dr. Natalie Strynadka
2020 Astell Award – Presentation to Katie Gyte and Laura Meleady. Join us for the presentation of the 2020 Astell Award for trainee activities promoting Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI). The short award presentation will be followed by the BMB research seminar. “Structure-guided antimicrobial discovery using a hybrid atomic toolbox,”by Dr. Natalie Strynadka, Professor, […] Read More
BMBDG Seminars: PhD Exit Seminar – Dorothy Majewski
“Structural Characterization of the Bacterial Injectisome,” by Dorothy Majewski, PhD Candidate, Strynadka Lab. Abstract: The injectisome is a syringe-like protein complex essential for the virulence of many Gram-negative pathogenic bacteria. As a potential target for drug and vaccine design, studies to elucidate its structure have been ongoing over the past two decades. Two components of […] Read More
Jasmine Li- Brubacher – Defended MSc Thesis
Congratulations Jasmine! On June 23rd, 2020 Jasmine Li-Brubacher successfully defended her thesis, “A Study in Understanding and Inhibiting Stop-Go Translation in the Dicistrovirus Cricket Paralysis Virus”. Jasmine have been training in Eric Jan’s Lab. Read More