On Friday, Oct. 29, UCR hosted a mini-symposium to highlight recent tobacco-related disease research. The symposium was organized by Drs. Yinsheng Wang, Prue Talbot of UCR and Kamlesh Asotra of the Tobacco-related Disease Research Program. I was not able to attend but but I understand that it was very successful. Below are pictures of a number of ETOX faculty and students in attendance.
Dr. Yinsheng Wang, director of the ETOX program, introducing one of the speakers.
Dr. Nicole zur Nieden presenting her research on the effects of tobacco smoke on stem cells.
Monique Williams, a first year graduate student working in Dr. Prue Talbot's lab.
A photo of the symposium participants.
Dr. Yinsheng Wang, director of the ETOX program, introducing one of the speakers.
Dr. Nicole zur Nieden presenting her research on the effects of tobacco smoke on stem cells.
Monique Williams, a first year graduate student working in Dr. Prue Talbot's lab.
A photo of the symposium participants.
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