Uehling lab
@uehlinglab
We are a mycological research lab at Oregon State University studying evolution of fungi and fungal symbioses. more at Uehlinglab.com Go Beavs
Santiago Castillo is talking today at 4PM in Mechanisms of Fungal-Bacterial Interactions session (PNW Ballroom) #MSAfungi26 “Quantifying Intraspecific Variation in Carbon Utilization of Linnemannia elongata Isolates Hosting Burkholderia-Related Endosymbionts Before and After Clearing”
Incoming Masters student Charlie Bruder 4:50 "Identification of Aberrant Genome Architecture in Rhizopus microsporus Isolates Using Flow Cytometry” #MSAfungi26
PhD Candidate Kyle Mondron 4:40 "A Candidate Mating-Type Locus and Mating-Associated Transcriptional Responses in Linnemannia elongata” #mycofam #MSAfungi26
Postdoc Hayden Johnson 4:00 ”Whole-Genome Similarity Provides a Robust Framework for Classification of Fungal Species and Their Variants," #MSAfungi26
Jessie’s talk is today, Tues 14 July 2:15–2:30 in Lloyd Center Ballroom.”Evolutionary History, Diversity and Applied Use of Psilocybin Fungi," in the Fungal Futures: Advances in New Knowledge session #mycofam #MSAfungi26
Dear #mycofam a gorgeous foray site awaits you at the foot of Mt Hood during #MSAfungi26. Can’t wait to see you soon!!
Hello #mycofam if youll be at #MSAfungi26 in Portland come find our team and say hello. We cant wait to see you all and hear what youve been up to!!
Honorary Uehling lab member and 6th grader presents on all things fungal at her class science fair. She credits her cousin Dr. Hayden Johnson for her inspiration to study fungi 🍄🍄🍄
Postdoc opportunity at UCDublin with Dr. Olga Lastovetsky. Highly recommended mentor and fascinating project. Applications due 3 June 2026
We had a real treat hosting Dr Cathie Aime for the Dallice & Mary Mills Seminar in BPP yesterday!! Cathie gave a fascinating talk on Coffee Leaf Rust. I’m a little nervous for the future of this coffee I’m sipping ☕️
We had fun partnering with the Oregon Stater magazine to share a little bit about Mycology at OSU!! Each fall our Mycology class has a fantastic time collecting and identifying fungi on our field trips 🍄 🍄 🍄
its that time of year again! the students are launching with their biological data science skills. its so rewarding to observe
Jessica Fletcher UC Denver details Suillus tomentosus zinc sensitivity. Zinc tolerance varies but is not linked to population structure
Javier Tabima describes molecular and secondary metabolic diversity in Basidiobolus in MA #fungal26
Lluvia Vargas brings the house down with updates on ploidy and chromosomal arrangement in Basidiobolus. The #osumycofam is also proud!!
Jack Gregory details endosymbiont diversity with Rhizopus species #fungal26
Spatafora lab presents Daniel Farthings work evaluating amphibian gut microbiome impact on Basidiobolus #fungal26
Kim Syring investigates how Basidiobolus responds metabolically to aerobic and ph stress
Matt Fisher describes research in Chytrid fungi and the translated importance of providing insights based on fungal biology research to policy makers. #fungal26
Matt Fisher receives the new Fungal Spore award endowed by Jay Dunlap and Jennifer Loros before his lecture #fungal26
Bridget Barker 👑 Queen of Cocci 👑 discusses Coccidioides biology and the importance of understanding mammalian diversity reservoirs and their impacts on fungal evolution #fungal26
We are having a great time at #Fungal26 Hayden Johnson’s poster 438B is tonight “Whole genome similarity provides a robust framework for classification of fungal species and their variants”
We’ve been busy using machine learning to understand how Mucoromycota fungi and their BRE endosymbionts have co-evolved. Want to learn more? Come to Jessie’s talk (83) at 3:20 tomorrow in the 'Fungi and their Interactions with Animals and Microbes' session in Fred Farr Forum!
It’s been wonderful to catch up and meet new colleagues here at #Fungal26 !! Come check out postdoc Daniyal Gohar's poster tonight424A “Evaluating the role of bacterial endosymbionts in evolution and diversity of plant associated Mortierellomycotina fungal communities”