Arthur Charles-Orszag

@acharlesorszag.bsky.social

Assistant Professor at UC Davis. Cell biologist interested in archaea and evolution. UCSF & Institut Pasteur alum. He/him 🇫🇷 🏳️‍🌈 https://www.charlesorszaglab.com/

Archaea Power Hour returns next WEDNESDAY, May 20th, at 10AM EST / 4PM CET for the final installment of our spring semester seminar series!! We have two exciting talks planned for you so check your email for the Zoom link (coming soon) or visit our website (link in bio) for more info on how to join.

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Almost archaea time!! Tune in tomorrow, Wednesday, May 20th at 10 AM EST / 4PM CET for the last seminar of our spring series 🥲. We have an exciting methanogen double feature in store for you! First up, Dr. Christian will tell us about his work enriching a novel methanogen from the Great Salt Lake!

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Second up tomorrow, we have Anupkumar Rai who will tell us about his work biochemically characterizing an oxygen detoxifying enzyme that helps everyone’s favorite methanogen, Methanosarcina acetivorans, grow in the presence of O2. Check your email or Slack for the Zoom link!!

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🎉 This is also a symbolic moment for the field: around 50 years since Carl Woese and colleagues first recognised Archaea as a distinct domain of life, fundamentally changing our understanding of evolution.

Second up tomorrow, April 22nd at 10AM EST / 4PM CET, Katy Weber will tell us about her interesting work to mechanistically characterize electron transfer in a reductase protein from Haloferax volcanii!! Visit the link in our bio for more info on how to join our community!!

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Set your archaea alarms because APH starts tomorrow, Wednesday 4/22, at 10AM EST / 4 PM CET. We’ll start off with an intriguing talk from Dr. Alex Phillips about how droughts 🌵and floods 🌊 in the Great Salt Lake affect haloarchaeal inhabitants!! Check your email for the Zoom link!!

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Second up this Wednesday, Jiayuan Cui will tell us about her exciting and rigorous research biochemically characterizing a radical SAM enzyme involved in archaeal monolayer lipid (GDGT) cross-linking. Check your email for the Zoom link or visit our website (link in bio) for more info on how to join!

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