About the CGRB

The Center for Genome Research and Biocomputing serves the biosciences research community at Oregon State University with the ultimate goals of improving health, sustaining natural and agricultural resources, and preserving environmental quality. The Center offers leadership and services to faculty, staff and students through core facilities, seminars, and retreats. It also provides a focal point for researchers to make contacts, initiate collaborations, and establish new technologies in their own laboratories.

News and Events

OSU Sigma Xi Lecture
3:00pm  May 13, 2008
Jim Carrington
 

Botany & Plant Pathology, Oregon State University

 

 "Genomes, Silence, and the Big Deal About Small RNAs"
 
ALS 4001
Reception immediately following in ALS 3006
  
Upcoming CGRB Seminar
3:30pm  May 14, 2008
Gary Karpen
 
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, Life Sciences Division
University of California, Berkeley
 
"Chromatin Regulation of Genome Stability"

  

ALS 4001
Refreshments 3:15 pm
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