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Seminar Series

Faculty speaking during a seminar series

We host researchers and industry experts from all over the country and our very own school to share valuable insights and discoveries. These lunchtime sessions are open to all Texas Tech faculty and students.

Next Seminar Series:

Speaker: Dr. DeEtta Mills, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Florida International University

Date: 12/11/2024

Topic: “Forensic Biology: It is not all about us humans!"

2024-2025 Seminar Series Speakers

Date Speaker/Host Title/Synopsis
9/11/2024

Speaker: Lindsay Penrose, Associate Professor at Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Host: Annelise Nguyen

Title: "Adventures in Innovation - Improving Assisted Reproduction One Idea at a Time."

10/9/2024

Speaker: Dr. Ryan Blake Williams, Associate Dean for Faculty and Associate Professor of Economic and Public Policy-TTUSVM

Host: Heidi Villalba

TBA

11/13/2024

Speaker: Dr. Matthew Scott, Assistant Professor of Microbial Ecology and Infectious Disease West Texas A&M University/VERO

Host: Blaine Johnson

Title: “MLV Effectivity: Assessing Bovine Viral Immunity through Blood RNA Sequencing”

11/20/2024

Speaker: Dr. Ralph Meyer, Professor of Veterinary Clinical and Life Sciences Utah State University

Host: Klementina FonTacer

Title: TBA

12/11/2024

Speaker: Dr. DeEtta Mills, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Florida International University

Host: Nanny Wenzlow

Title: “Forensic Biology: It is not all about us humans!"

1/22/2025

Speaker: Dr. Ebenezer Tumban, Associate Professor of Molecular Virology and Vaccinology-TTUSVM

Host: Heidi Villalba

Title: TBA

2/12/2025

Speaker: Dr. Douglas N. Robinson, Professor of Cell Biology, Medicine, Oncology Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Host: Stephanie Myers

Title: TBA

3/12/2025

Speaker: Dr. Paola A. Tiedeman, Associate Professor of Forensic Science Texas Tech University, Dept. of Environmental Toxicology

Host: Michael Cruz Penn

Title: “Canine forensics: uses of biological detection for homeland defense and security”

Contact Us

Office of Research and Graduate Programs:
Phone Number: 806.742.3595
Email: svm.research.gradstudies@ttu.edu