Environmental Journal Club happens in STC from 12-1 pm, all are welcome.
Grant Jensen will present our paper: Abundance determines the functional role of bacterial phylotypes in microbial communities, by Rivett and Bell in Nature Micro last year.
The paper can be found here.
Next events: Feb 12, Feb 26, Mar 12, Mar 26, Apr 9.
Together with the Office of Research, the WCMR presents a special panel discussion on:
Unearthing ancient environments with microbes.
The panel will feature WCMR speakers Alexis Dolphin (Anthropology), Kirsten Müller (Biology), and Andrew Doxey (Biology) as well as Peter Keech of the Nuclear Waste Management Organization.
Refreshments provided.
Please register at uwaterloo.ca/research/research-talks
Do you have a great idea?
Want to know if it is patentable?
Would you like to commercialize it but don’t know how?
Are you aware of UW’s Intellectual Property Policy?
Are you interested in creating a Start-Up company?
Did you know that UW has a Commercialization Office?
Want to avoid the common Intellectual Property pitfalls that many researchers face?
Please attend the seminar “UW, Intellectual Property & You” on Tuesday January 22, 2019 and we’ll discuss all of the above questions plus more.
