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Faculty Search: Research Associate, Genomics Core Lab, this position supports the operation and maintenance of the newly acquired 454 GS Titanium instrument. Please click here for position and application details. Research Associate - Gemomics Core

Drs. Mary Hunzicker-Dunn and John Nilson were awarded the distinction of "Fellow" by The American Association for the Advancement of Science. This prestigious honor was bestowed in recognition of their individual efforts toward advancing scientifically and socially distinguished science applications. (more)

Dr. John Alderete gave the AHETEMS Distinguished Lecture Series address to the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers at their 2009 national meeting. This series hosts renowned educators, researchers, educatgion advocates, scientist and engineers who have made a significant impact in broadening access to engineering, technology, or education for the Hispanic community. You can read the text of his address here.

Dr. Nancy Magnuson, WSU Eastlick Distinguished Professor in the School of Molecular Biosciences, has been selected to give the Distinguished Faculty Address at the annual Showcase celebration of WSU employees and their research, scholarship and creative work. She will speak on Friday, March 26, see here for more information.

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"Unusual Methyl Transfer Reactions in Microbial Biosynthesis"

Susan Wang

School of Molecular Biosciences, Washington State University (hosted by John Nilson)
Jan Feb 11, 2010- BLS 402, 12:10PM

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