Come hang out with us at the Fellows of Chemical Biology Meet & Greet! We’ll kick things off with networking at 4:00 PM in Scott Family Hall 221, then enjoy dinner together at 5:30 PM. It’s a great chance to meet new people and build our community, we hope to see you there!
We had a fantastic time hosting Dr. Daniel Wyss from Merck yesterday! 🎉A big thank-you to everyone who joined us for the Industry Q&A session with our seminar speaker. We hope the valuable advice on interviews and navigating careers will help you in your professional journey.✨
Meet the incredible leaders behind FCB! 🌟 Ready to lead, collaborate, and grow? E-board elections are just around the corner—stay tuned for YOUR opportunity to join this amazing team! 💼✨ #Leadership #JoinFCB @UFChemistry
🌟 Had an incredible time at our recent seminar on mRNA research! Huge thanks to Dr. Lucia for sharing groundbreaking insights and career advice with our grad students. The Q&A session was a fantastic chance to dive deeper into emerging trends and career paths in biotech. 🚀
This Friday, the Fellows of Chemical Biology invite you to share good food and great company. Bring your favorite dish, and let’s celebrate together! Plus, don’t miss your chance to snag an FCB t-shirt! 🎉
We can’t wait to feast with you! 🍽️❤️
Join us for a seminar with Dr. Lucia Yang from Moderna on November 1st at 11:45 AM in SFH 221. Learn about advancements in mRNA technology and DNA process development. Light refreshments and a Q&A to follow. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from an industry expert!
Save the Date! UF Chemistry-Biology Interface Mini Symposium on Nov 9, 2024. Join us for a day of research and networking!
Join us for the ultimate semester-end party and General Body Meeting! 🍕🍝 Get ready for pizza, snacks, and tons of refreshments. 🎉 #SemesterEndParty #GeneralBodyMeeting #FoodAndFun
Join us for an engaging session with Dr. Nicole M. Gaudelli, a pioneer in gene editing technology, as we discuss the exciting world of chemical biology over pizza! Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a leading expert in the field. 🍕🧬 #ScienceMeetsPizza #GeneEditingTalk
Congratulations @NidhiKalia2
Congrats to @NidhiKalia2 from the Harris Lab at @UFChemistry on receiving an #ACSDBC Student Travel Award to #ACSSpring2024! Check out Nidhi's poster during the BIOL poster session and Sci-Mix!
@UF_CLAS @UF @fcb_uf
Grateful for every moment shared at our FCB Journal Club Holiday Party! 🌟 Your presence added sparkle to our celebration. Thank you to everyone who joined and made it an unforgettable evening! 🎉 #FCBJournalClub #HolidayCheers #CommunitySpirit"
🔬 Calling all ChemBio folks! 🧪 Celebrate the semester's end and welcome the holidays with us this Friday at 2.30 pm in SFH323. Join ChemBio family for an unforgettable get-together 🥳. FCB is bringing the treats, you bring the cheer! Dishes are welcome. #ChemBioCelebration
Big thanks to Dr. Leonard Terry, our esteemed Tech Licensing Officer, for delivering an insightful talk to our journal club about patent filing for scientific work. Your expertise and guidance are invaluable. Also, a heartfelt appreciation to everyone who joined the session.
🚀 Excited to announce the second episode of our #CareerTalk series! 🎙 Join us as Dr. Leonard Terry, Assistant Director of Tech Licensing at UF Innovate, shares his insights. 🌟 Mark your calendars for November 9th. Refreshments will be provided✨ #TechTalk #InnovationJourney
A Big Thank You for Attending the Career Talk! We hope you found the discussion with Dr. Singhal as enriching as we did.
Stay tuned for the upcoming career talk.
Meet us at the SFH conference room (third floor) tomorrow for our career talk.
Can't make it? Zoom in! Check out the attached flyer for Zoom details. Looking forward to seeing everyone!
Such a great team to be a part of!
Thank you Dr. Adrian Keatinge-Clay for coming all the way from @UTChemistry and sharing your amazing research with us.
FCB hosts their third chemical biology seminar speaker, Dr. Adrian Keatinge-Clay. Thank you for visiting us today and we really appreciated hearing about your research.



























