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Tuesday, 11 Mar 2025

Seminar: Regulation of mitochondrial biogenesis in neurons

Date Mar 11, 2025

Time 1:00 PM - 1:50 PM

Location 1414 Molecular Biology

Cost free

Channel Research Lectures

Join this Genetics, Development and Cell Biology department seminar to hear Dr. Katie Drerup, University of Wisconsin - Madison assistant professor in the department of integrative biology, discuss research into determining the communication between mitochondria and the nucleus of neurons especially as it pertains to mitochondrial biogenesis.

Workshop: Working in ezFedGrants

Date Mar 11, 2025

Time 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

Location Virtual

Cost free

Channel Research Training, development

In this session, you'll get detailed instructions on how to navigate the USDA ezFedGrants system, which is currently used by APHIS, Foreign Agricultural Service, and will soon be used by NRCS and other USDA agencies. You'll learn how to obtain system access, prepare and submit applications, and manage progress reporting. You'll leave with some practical tools and guidance that will help you work with the system.

Paint Your Own Pottery: Bisque Buddy Week

Date Mar 11, 2025

Time 2:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Location Workspace

Channel Memorial Union programs Arts, performances Student activities

Choose an adorable mini animal bisque to paint, free with each pottery purchase. (Sorry, no sharing for this deal.)

Mural Painting: Community Connections with Anna Segner

Date Mar 11, 2025

Time 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Location 2106 Student Innovation Center

Cost free

Channel College of Design Lectures

Anna Segner, assistant teaching professor of art and visual culture, will talk about the mural she created with Iowa State alumna Naomi Friend for the Iowa Lake Park Nature Center.

Textural and Timbral Influences on Storytelling Narrative in Pop/Rock Music

Date Mar 11, 2025

Time 6:00 PM

Location 2630 Memorial Union

Channel Lecture Series Arts, performances Lectures

The prototypical modern pop/rock song has grown out of a long tradition of verse/chorus form that often features delineated sections where verses and pre-chorus/choruses are juxtaposed in a way to aid in the narrative of the song. The sections are contrasting, with the verses exhibiting a sparse texture and timbre that makes the listener feel privy to a deep thought or private conversation, while a chorus generally has a thickening of the...