Due to COVID-19, CARTA’s symposium for spring quarter was cancelled and replaced with an online-only symposium on infectious disease. Though some people may have “pandemic burnout” and may not want to listen to talks about infectious agents, there is a fantastic group of speakers taking part in this virtual event tomorrow. If you’re interested in salmonella, COVID-19, Zika, etc., I recommend dropping by or viewing the recording on the event page. I’ll be attending!
Link to event page.
This week, I’ll be attending the CARTA symposium on the Origin of Humans as an anthropogeny specialization track student.
It will be my first CARTA symposium and I’m excited to see what kinds of discussions our speakers have with one another.
If you want to watch/attend, it is free and will be broadcast. I’d love to discuss topics with people afterward.
Link to event page.
Our department is hosting a joint symposium with those from Pacific Science and Engineering (PSE). I presented my first-year research on a new type of lineup and how it informs us about the mechanisms of human memory in regard to facial recognition.