The Jose Miguel Cimadevilla Memorial Seminar Series highlights the undergraduate research projects of St. Mary's University students and faculty members within the School of Science, Engineering and Technology and the broader scientific community. The seminar series features presentations and information sessions by individuals from various universities to share their career, education experiences, and discoveries. This seminar series is sponsored by the U-RISE program.

Seminars are held in the Moody Life Science building, room 101.

Friday, Sept. 13

Presentation Title: “Latinos and Alzheimer's disease: a career merging bench and community-engaged research"

Speaker: Irving E. Vega, PhD, Red Cedar Distinguished Professor, Michigan State University.

Friday, Sept. 27

Presentation Title: “Unstructured Biology: An atomistic approach to understanding the role of disordered proteins in cancer"

Speaker: Courtney N. Johnson, PhD, SABER-IRACDA Scholar, UT Health SA

Friday, Oct. 4

Presentation Title: “How cells use chemistry and physics to break the bones that power their movement"

Speaker: Enrique De La Cruz, PhD, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, Yale.

For more information, contact Leia Lozano at llozano21@stmarytx.edu or 210-436-3907.