Host-Microbe Research at UC Davis

UC Davis is host to a diverse community of investigators involved in research on microbial pathogenesis, infectious diseases and immunity to infection. The presence of the School of Medicine, the School of Veterinary Medicine, the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, the College of Biological Sciences and the California National Primate Research Center makes the UC Davis campus a vibrant environment for research on host microbe interaction, which is unmatched in the State of California.

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Granlibakken Host-Microbe Annual Retreat

The annual UC Davis Research Retreat on Host Microbe Interaction brings together the community of UC Davis researchers interested in any aspect of the interaction of microbes with vertebrate, invertebrate or plant hosts to foster multidisciplinary work, exchanges and collaborations. The scientific program includes oral presentations from faculty, students and postdocs. The venue for this event is the Granlibakken Conference Center and Lodge, which is just minutes away from spectacular Lake Tahoe. An overnight stay at this setting ensures ample opportunity for interaction between faculty, postdocs and students during their joint meals and at the evening poster session.

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INFO:

All logos must be drawn or digitally produced art originals and must contain:

• Year (2024)
• HMI or Host Microbe Interaction
• Granlibakken, Lake Tahoe
• Minimum 3 Host microbes: bacteria, viruses and other organisms
• May contain theme phrase of artist’s choice

Include with your submission: Name, Title, Department, Phone Number, Email Address and T-shirt Size

How to submit: Submit your logo as a vector or jpeg file.

Email to: lbechtold@ucdavis.edu

Deadline: September 1, 2024

Note: Artist gives department full rights to use the winning logo on t-shirts, printed and electronic materials