Biology at Western offers research-intensive, thesis-based graduate training at the Masters' and Doctoral levels. We study life from a variety of perspectives including ecology and evolution, molecular and cellular biology, and physiology and biochemistry. We offer a stimulating and collegial training environment, world class facilities, guaranteed funding to students in good academic standing throughout their normal program duration, and high-profile research opportunities overseen by internationally-recognized faculty.
Theses Defenses
Doctoral Lecture
Emily Clayton, Supervisors: Susanne Kohalmi & Martin Duennwald,
will defend her thesis entitled:
“The Sequence-Function Relationship of Arabidopsis AROGENATE DEHYDRATASES”
Tuesday, June 14th
1:00 p.m.
In BGS Room 0153
ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND THIS IN-PERSON PUBLIC LECTURE