Tykeson Hall Room 204
Friday, Oct. 21 at 12:30 pm


The Bioscience Journal Club would like to invite you to our last discussion of the term:
BJC Undergraduate Research Interest
Friday, March 4 at 12 noon
TYKH 204
Please join us for pizza and a discussion on undergraduate research opportunities!
Rather than discuss a primary literature article this week, students will be discussing experiential learning opportunities (ELOs) and local undergraduate research. Bioscience covers a broad area, so students are gathering information from a variety of faculty, students, and other sources, to provide a robust discussion and resources!
BJC friends!
We look forward to seeing everyone at our BJC meeting this Friday 02/04 at 12 noon via Zoom! We hope that you find this is a great way to see some familiar faces and be involved in fun scientific discussions with your peers.
This week we will be discussing the publication above chosen by Jennifer McCabe:
“Tendon-bone junction healing by injectable bioactive thermosensitive hydrogel based on inspiration of tendon-derived stem cells.”
Join Zoom Meeting
https://oregonstate.zoom.us/j/99035788500?pwd=akk5aUtHaEMrenNYZGdSdlNicW1kdz09
Password: 855576
Some additional announcements:
– If anyone is interested in presenting an article at a future meeting, please reach out to one of our officers and we’d be happy to give you more information!
– WE ARE LOOKING FOR OFFICERS! If anyone is interested in becoming a BJC Officer, please reach out to Kalli (verzerak@oregonstate.edu) or Michalea (bradmich@oregonstate.edu) for more information, the positions do not have a large time commitment and you do not need previous experience. This is a great way to build your college resumes as well.
BJC friends!
We look forward to seeing everyone at the FIRST BJC meeting of the term this Friday 01/21 via Zoom! We hope that you find this is a great way to see some familiar faces and be involved in scientific discussions with your peers. Feel free to “bring” a friend, all are welcome! This week we will be discussing an article titled
“First successful pig-to-human heart transplant may offer new options for patients.”
The discussion will be led by BJC officer Marie Gabriel and you can find the article here: link to the article.
Additionally, if anyone would like to present at a future meeting please email Kalli (verzerak@oregonstate.edu) or Michalea (bradmich@oregonstate.edu) for more information.
Zoom Details:
Bioscience Journal Club
Friday, January 21, 2022
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12 – 12:50 PM
Zoom
Marie Gabriel – Discussion Lead
https://oregonstate.zoom.us/j/92732790253?pwd=azNWU1ZGR1ZFdlFINGJwOExLcTZjUT09
Password: Please send email to find out!
If you know someone who would like to be a part of BJC please reach out to us so we can add them to the email list. Also, feel free to share the Zoom links and bring a friend to these meetings!
We hope to see you there!
Best,
Michalea Bradley (Vice President) – bradmich@oregonstate.edu
Marie Gabriel (Admin) – gabriema@oregonstate.edu
Kalli Verzera (President) – verzerak@oregonstate.edu
We will be kicking off this spring term with looking at a cognitive psychology journal that focuses on the question: “Can Exposure to Fascinating Stimuli Affect Memory Performance in Mentally Fatigued People?”
The meeting will be on Friday, April 12th at 10 am, Room: TBD
Article:
Hi BJC! Check out this article that we will discuss on Friday, March 8th at 10 am in TYKH 209!!
Please join us April 27th from 11am-12pm in TYKH 204 for our next Bioscience Journal club meeting. Emma will be presenting the following article:
Pickles, B. J., Wilhelm, R., Asay, A. K., Hahn, A. S., Simard, S. W., & Mohn, W. W. (2016). Transfer of13C between paired Douglas-fir seedlings reveals plant kinship effects and uptake of exudates by ectomycorrhizas. New Phytologist,214(1), 400-411. doi:10.1111/nph.14325
Please join us March 2nd from 1-2pm in TYKH 204 for our next Bioscience Journal club meeting. Kaitlyn will be presenting the following article:
Higher Frequencies of GARP+CTLA-4+Foxp3+ T Regulatory Cells and Myeloid-Derived Suppressor Cells in Hepatocellular Carcinoma Patients Are Associated with Impaired T-Cell Functionality, Published: February 2013
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