Title: "NK Cells in Host Immunity"

By: Joseph Sun, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

International students, connect with successful international alumni working in the United States, India, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, and beyond during this two-hour virtual networking session!

Participating alumni work in real estate, engineering, law, finance, venture capital, architecture, and more. You'll have the opportunity to learn about their career trajectories and seek mentorship.

Alumni will have their own virtual rooms, and students can move between rooms throughout the event to speak with different alumni. Come prepared with questions and an eagerness to...

We are pleased to announce the Tri-Institutional Symposium on Reproductive Biology and Infertility (Tri-Repro) to be held this year at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. The Symposium is hosted by Magee-Womens Research Institute/University of Pittsburgh, Cornell University and University of Pennsylvania and is organized by a committee of trainees from those institutions.

Join Dr. Kate Anderson and Dr. Pamela Perry from the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine for this free online event as they discuss stress and anxiety in pets.  Please register at www.amcny.org/events.  Sponsored by Schwarzman Animal Medical Center|Usdan Institute for Animal Health Education and Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

"Targeting ribosome rescue for new broad-spectrum antibiotics”

In this talk Prof. Kurt Jordan, current director of the American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program, will discuss the Indigenous history of the Ithaca area, Cornell’s relationship to local Indigenous dispossession, and the far-reaching effects of Cornell’s funding via the Morrill Act of 1862. This foundational knowledge on the legacies of dispossession is a vital step for members of the Vet College community who wish to work with Indigenous peoples or address these legacies in their work, and within the college more broadly.

Title: "Mechanisms Regulating the Immune-Vascular Interplay During Neuroinflammation"

By: Jorge Alvarez, University of Pennsylvania