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03:08 OURSIP Intern - Sophia Chen OURSIP Intern - Sophia Chen	OURSIP Intern - Sophia Chen Assessing Transposon Library Efficiency for In Vivo Gene Function and Essentiality Analysis in Clostridioides Difficile transpose difficile library genes lab infections pathogen pre summer insertion phenotype pathogenesis studies survival mutants function conditions prevalence bacteria disease From Crystal Dixon on July 29th, 2021 1 likes 9 plays Date July 29th, 2021 Speaker Sophia Chen Department Department of Pathology, Brigham and Women's Hospital
02:07 OURSIP Intern - Rahul Saha OURSIP Intern - Rahul Saha	OURSIP Intern - Rahul Saha Antibiotic Discovery bacteria compound chemical antibiotics discovery representations network graph problem compounds summer antibiotic break end level technologies approach kind paper learning From Crystal Dixon on July 28th, 2021 0 likes 4 plays Date July 28th, 2021 Speaker Rahul Saha Department Department of Computer Science
12:12 Katie Tam - 2021 Journalism Senior Colloquium Katie Tam - 2021 Journalism Senior Colloquium	Katie Tam - 2021 Journalism Senior Colloquium Katie Tam '21 presents her certificate project, "The Secrets in Our Sewage," during the Program in Journalism's third annual Senior Colloquium. As the Covid-19 pandemic ravaged… council of the humanities humanities council humanities program in journalism journalism jrn senior colloquium senior colloquium sewage lot science katie scientists things sort covid conditions bacteria amount idea pharmaceuticals covid-19 wastewater testing 990s humor story stress From Margo Bresnen on May 1st, 2021 0 likes 14 plays Date April 29th, 2021 Speaker Katie Tam Department Program in Journalism, Humanities Council Location Remote
01:10:28 SOS06March2021_SGershman SOS06March2021_SGershman	SOS06March2021_SGershman pppl plasma air devices device gas bit lot question plasmas lecture bacteria applications species virus field science cells water nitrogen oxygen From PPPL Admins on March 25th, 2021 0 likes 17 plays
55:20 Partnering for Patients: Industry & Academia… Partnering for Patients: Industry & Academia Case Study from the Bassler Laboratory	Partnering for Patients: Industry & Academia Case Study from the Bassler Laboratory This session was part of Engage 2020, Princeton University's innovation and entrepreneurship conference. Learn firsthand how to create a successful collaboration, from two very different… corporate engagement molecular biology things princeton science collaboration thing industry question molecules lab kinds ken kind companies scientists antibiotics sherry academics idea dna bacteria From Innovation Innovation Communication on March 1st, 2021 0 likes 6 plays Date November 6th, 2020 Speaker Chari Smith (Princeton); Bonnie Bassler (Princeton); Kenneth Carson (HotSpot Therapeutics) Department Princeton Innovation Location Online
01:01:14 Molecular Biology Butler Seminar: John Brooks,… Molecular Biology Butler Seminar: John Brooks, October 28th, 2020	Molecular Biology Butler Seminar: John Brooks, October 28th, 2020 The microbiota coordinates diurnal rhythms in intestinal innate immunity with the host circadian clock Environmental light cycles entrain circadian feeding behaviors in animals that produce rhythms… molecular biology circadian feeding microbiota sfb expression rhythms mice gamma registry protein clock attachment cell cells pathway bacteria night cycle sfp factors rhythmicity animals production captions_11_4_2020 From MOL MolBio Zoom Webinar on October 28th, 2020 0 likes 38 plays Date October 28th, 2020 Speaker John F. Brooks - UT Southwestern Department Molecular Biology Location Zoom Webinar
54:43 Molecular Biology Butler Seminar September 23rd,… Molecular Biology Butler Seminar September 23rd, 2020 - Rachel Dutton UCSD	Molecular Biology Butler Seminar September 23rd, 2020 - Rachel Dutton UCSD “Uncovering the biology within microbiomes using cheese” Abstract: Work in the Dutton lab leverages the experimental tractability of our model system, cheese, to discover the biological… cheese genes fungi coli communities species lab interactions presence systems lot e. growth things bacteria fitness biology cell uptake model captions_11_4_2020 From MOL MolBio Zoom Webinar on September 30th, 2020 0 likes 34 plays Date September 23rd, 2020 Speaker Rachel Dutton Department Molecular Biology Location Webinar
59:58 PRD 2020 Webinar: Day 3 PRD 2020 Webinar: Day 3	PRD 2020 Webinar: Day 3 May 7th, 2020 webinar "WELLBEING". Hosted by Karla Ewalt, Associate Dean for Research, with welcome by Pablo Debenedetti, Dean for Research. Presenters: Anne Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff,… students princeton shape campus presentation boxes antibiotics lot children questions question immigration kind bacteria things loot recommendations patterns risk detention From Pascale Poussart on June 2nd, 2020 0 likes 102 plays Date May 7th, 2020 Speaker Princeton Research Day presenters Location Webinar
05:06 Science Meets Multimedia Art: Connecting People… Science Meets Multimedia Art: Connecting People and the Microscopic with Doodles	Science Meets Multimedia Art: Connecting People and the Microscopic with Doodles Intricate stories line the quiet spaces in and around living cells. Capturing these microscopic stories and communicating them to people in creative, accessible ways grows ever more important. As a… prd20 science art lab things bacteria concepts moments symbioses blend species shape structure microbe process papers sculptures story cells reflection tunnel From Research Princeton Research Day on April 29th, 2020 0 likes 79 plays Date April 29th, 2020 Speaker Janie Kim '21 Department Molecular Biology
05:54 Investigating E. coli’s Nitric Oxide… Investigating E. coli’s Nitric Oxide Defense by Genetic Perturbations	Investigating E. coli’s Nitric Oxide Defense by Genetic Perturbations The emergence of pathogens for which all current treatments are ineffective has placed the antibiotic resistance crisis front and center for many communities. To address the trend of ever-increasing… prd20 treatment genes condition bacteria hmp conditions sequencing resistance cells defense pathway gal beta density agar dirt extracellular tolerance owner fineness From Research Princeton Research Day on April 29th, 2020 0 likes 25 plays Date April 29th, 2020 Speaker Mike Wan GS Department Chemical and Biological Engineering
05:00 Helicobacter pylori: a pathogenic plot twist on… Helicobacter pylori: a pathogenic plot twist on the straight rod story	Helicobacter pylori: a pathogenic plot twist on the straight rod story The diversity of shapes that bacteria exhibit has fascinated microbiologists for more than 300 years. Bacteria use their shapes to navigate complex environments to find nutrients, evade host… prd20 webinar 5/7 shape cell bacteria helicobacter surface bit wall cells vibrio stomach images rod pathogen axis geometry image components sugars morphologies kind From Research Princeton Research Day on April 29th, 2020 0 likes 103 plays Date April 29th, 2020 Speaker Benjamin Bratton, Postdoc Department Molecular Biology
52:56 THE FINAL PUBLIC ORAL EXAMINATION of Jackie… THE FINAL PUBLIC ORAL EXAMINATION of Jackie Leung	THE FINAL PUBLIC ORAL EXAMINATION of Jackie Leung The Princeton University Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology announces THE FINAL PUBLIC ORAL EXAMINATION of Jackie Leung entitled Helminth-microbe interactions in the vertebrate… captions_12_17_2020 mice gut infection individuals microbes worms worm helminths microbiota bacteria lot study cells things term host vietnam interactions laboratory weeks From EEB EEB Media on May 21st, 2018 0 likes 26 plays Date May 19th, 2018 Speaker Jackie Leung Department Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Location 10 Guyot Hall
48:50 Princeton Research Day (PRD) Talk I Princeton Research Day (PRD) Talk I	Princeton Research Day (PRD) Talk I Princeton Research Day (PRD) Talk I Princeton University May 10, 2018 princeton research day talk lungs drones bats medical sensors captions_12_17_2020 cells membrane asthma lot sensor flow airway bacteria stiffness antibiotics story drone cell strain base surface gene lung wafer antibiotic From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on May 16th, 2018 0 likes 21 plays
01:35:55 Medical Applications of Direct Strongly… Medical Applications of Direct Strongly Non-Equilibrium Plasmas	Medical Applications of Direct Strongly Non-Equilibrium Plasmas Dr. Greg Fridman, Drexel University pppl archived_to_s3 plasma cells blood cell treatment dna oxide damage bacteria ions apoptosis tissue question effect oxygen sterilization surface cancer growth doses From PPPL Admins on January 21st, 2014 0 likes 10 plays