UW Lecture - What Happens when Antibiotics fail? For women age 50+

What do we do when bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites no longer respond to antimicrobial medicines? What are our options? Listen to Dr. Marc Chevrette, a UW-Madison Resident Discovery Fellow in Molecular & Genome Biology of Microbes; joined by Sarah Miller, of Tiny Earth - a UW Discovery center initiative to source new antibiotics from soil. No doubt some of the science may go over your host's head, but the goal of the Crossroads program is to bring explanations of cutting-edge explorations to the public. After all, sourcing new antibiotics is of critical importance to us all.

You may bring a friend, spouse or partner, as this is an evening event. Sign up for your free tickets. Afterwards, we can share a drink at the Library Cafe across the street, for those interested.

Gather at 6:45PM inside the 3rd floor ORCHARD VIEW lecture room. Cheryl will have a MEETUP sign visible so you can find her. Arrive on time, as it's challenging to hold seats in a lecture hall. This event is ideal for those interested in technical innovation, starting a small business in emerging technologies, and acquiring funding. If you have "retired" from these concerns yourself, come learn about what our children and our younger friends face as they work to bring their ideas to the marketplace. Ideal for women interested in business development, survival and success in this competitive fast-moving world.

YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER FOR THIS FREE EVENT. PLEASE PRINT OUT OR STORE YOUR FREE E-TICKETS
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If you wish to share a drink afterwards, Cheryl will walk you back to your garage from the Library Cafe, if you arrived by car. Otherwise, using the bus is recommended. If it becomes very icy out, Cheryl may cancel this event. Please watch this page, and ensure your MEETUP notifications are set to ON.
More about the Crossroads lecture series
More about the Chevrette Lab at UW Madison
More about Sarah Miller and the Tiny Earth Initiative
more about the Orchard View room at the Discovery Center