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Engineering Immunity Via Skin

Presented by Dr. Emrullah Korkmaz, Assistant Professor,…

“Deep Learning-Based Cell-Specific Gene Regulatory Networks Inferred From Single-Cell Multiome Data,” presented by Kimber Benasutti.

Research Faculty, Institute for Health in the Human Ecosystem , Office of Research and Economic Development , University of Idaho.

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Event will include talks by Dr. Kanako Hayashi from the WSU Center for Reproductive Biology on menstruation and endometriosis, and Ashley Wilson, a nurse practitioner at Cougar Health Services. Q & A will follow the screening. Sponsored by the Women’s Center, Cougar Health Services, Health Education, and the Center for Reproductive Biology.

The Calvin and Jean Long Distinguished Lecture in Mathematics brings internationally renowned mathematics scholars to the WSU campus to discuss research and current topics. A public lecture geared toward community members and members without a deep mathematical background is paired with a more in-depth colloquium with faculty and students. The lecture honors Calvin Long, professor emeritus (1956–92) and former department chair (1970–78) and his wife, Jean. This year’s Long Lecture titled “Functional Neuroimaging in the Era of Big
Data and Open Science” will be delivered by Dr. Nicole Lazar. Dr. Lazar is a Professor and Department Head of the Pennsylvania State University Department of Statistics.

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Calby Van Hollebeke’s graduate recital will feature Elena Panchenko on piano and harpsichord. Their recital will highlight works for oboe by female composers including Ruth Gipps, Thea Musgrave, and Isabella Leonarda.