SEP Events
Virtual Field Trips and Speaker Series
Hutch@Home brings virtual Fred Hutch science to our teachers and students through scientific talks and virtual lab tours.
Tuesdays from 4-5pm PST
ON THIS PAGE
Upcoming Virtual Events | Virtual Field Trips | HUTCH@HOME Speaker Series
Upcoming Virtual Events
SEP Hutch@Home Speaker Series
Your search for "" did not match any of our events. Please try another event term or combination of terms and filters.
Lab Visit Videos
Virtual Field Trip to the Stanley Lee Lab
March 30, 2021Virtual Field Trip to the Facilities and Engineering Department
February 23, 2021Virtual Field Trip to the Goo Lab
Background on the Goo Lab
Virtual Field Trip to the Cheung Lab
Background on the Cheung Lab
More videos are available on SEP's You Tube Channel
SCIENTIFIC TALKS
Health is a Social Justice Issue
By Dr. Rachel Ceballos, Associate Professor in the Cancer Prevention Program and in the Public Health Sciences Division at Fred Hutch
Doing Science Together: A Virologist and a Statistician Collaborate
By Dr. Raabya Rossenkhan, a virologist who studies HIV, and Dr. Paul Edlefsen, a stastician, in the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division at Fred Hutch.
...there are stem cells and then there are STEM CELLS
By Dr. Beverly Torok-Storb, Professor in the Clinical Research Division at Fred Hutch
Engaging Communities in a time of Uncertainty and Fear
By Dy Michele Andrasik the Director of Social & Behavioral Sciences and Community Engagement, HIV Vaccine Trials Network
The Evolutionary Potential of SARS CoV-2
By Dr. Jesse Bloom, Associate Professor, Basic Sciences and Public Health Sciences Divisions.
Global Oncology Partnership with Uganda
By Raquel Sanchez, MBA, Managing Director, Global Oncology.
How Cancer Cell Social Network Shapes Drug Response
By Dr. Taran Gujral, Assistant Professor, Human Biology Division.
Playing Hide and Seek with Cancer
By Miranda Lahman Graduate student, Chapuis Lab.
Life in the Lab: What do scientists actually do all day?
By Louisa Helms, Graduate student, Freedman Lab UW.
Public Health Panel: What does a Community Health Educator Do?
By Craig Dee, Dillon van Rensburg, & Dante' Morehead, Office of Community Outreach and Education.
COVID-19 Q&A, Dr. Pergam's Personal Journey as a Scientist / Researcher
By Steven Pergam, MD, MPH.
Rebuilding Broken Barriers; How the Nucleus Maintains its Integrity
By Dr. Amanda Lyn Gunn, Staff Scientist, Hatch Lab.
Recorded sesssion is available using the password: 7r%670S. (include the period).
Hutch United Panel: Journeys in Science
Panel presented by members of Hutch United: Ami Yamamoto, PhD Student; Terry Stevens-Ayers, Research Technician; Laura Belmont PhD, Student; Jackson Stuart, PhD Student; Robin Kaai, PhD Student.
Read Bios of Panelists
Recorded session is available using the password: 2i%+?^jN
It Takes Two to Tango: The Evolution of L1 Transposable Elements in the Human Genome
By Ricky Padilla-Del Valle, PhD Student, Mc Laughlin Lab, PNRI.
Beyond the Central Dogma
By Dr. Rob Bradley, Professor Public Health Sciences, Basic Sciences.
The Power of International Collaborations: An Example for Studies of HIV infections of Infants
By Dr. Julie Overbaugh, Professor, Human Biology, Public Health Sciences.
Can Bacteria Cause Cancer?
By Dr. Nina Salama, Professor Human Biology, Public Health Sciences, Basic Sciences.
Recorded session available on our Youtube Channel
Genomic Epidemiology on the Frontline
By Dr. Alli Black, Epidemiologist in the Bedford Lab.
Recorded session available on our Youtube Channel.
HIV: A Story of Cross-Species Transmission
By Mollie McDonnell, graduate student in the Emerman Lab.
Recorded session on our Youtube Channel.
Immunology 101: A Crash Course on the Immune System and Immunotherapies
By Alicia Morales, educator and research tech from Warren Lab.
Recorded session available on our Youtube Channel.