Talks & Interviews
Rhee Lab Talks
- “SynBYSS with Professor Seong Yon (Sue) Rhee…and Dr. Adil Khan…”, SynBSS, February 27th, 2025, Adil Khan, Tae Seok Moon, Sue Rhee
- “Panel Discussion: Careers in Plant Science“, New Phytologist – Next Generation Scientists, June 7th, 2024, Doug Allen, Kai Zhu, Mariano Alvarez, Robin Hopkins, Sue Rhee
- “Thriving In Extremes: A Virtual Conversation with Sue Rhee Hosted by President Eric Isaacs“, Carnegie Digital Lecture Series, February 7th, 2022, Sue Rhee
- “Building a Plant Cell Atlas Community”, EMSL XChange Seminar Series, August 17, 2021, Sue Rhee
- “A journey through biophysics, seed physiology, and ecology to discover a water sensing molecule that controls seed germination“, 2021 Synapsis Symposium: Cultivation & Culture, Cornell University, April 23, 2021, Sue Rhee and Yanniv Dorone
- “Challenges and opportunities in studying genes of unknown function” ASPB’s Plantae Presents, June 16, 2020, Sue Rhee
- “Speeding up gene discovery to understand the genetic basis of natural variation” DOE JGI Genomics of Energy & Environment Meeting, 2015, Sue Rhee
- “Towards rational assessment of changes in metabolites from genetic modification: Opportunities and challenges in genomics, metabolomics, and metabolic network modeling“, HESI: Genetic Basis of Unintended Effects in Modified Plants, 2014, Sue Rhee
Rhee Lab Interviews
- “Humans of Banbury: Interview with Seung Yon (Sue) Rhee“, Humans of Banbury Interview, April 2024, Sue Rhee
- “Mapping Plant Cells”, eLIFE podcast, episode 77 @ 13:07, December 2021, Sue Rhee
Talks Produced by the Rhee Lab
- Carnegie Plant Biology Summer Internship Program, 2010
- Living Legends: Winslow Briggs, 2010
- Dr. Winslow Briggs of Carnegie Institution for Science, Department of Plant Biology, speaks about how he started his illustrious career in science and his exciting and inspiring journey through orchids, fern, blue light and bruellosis and shares some endearing anecdotes. Dr. Briggs, Director Emeritus of Carnegie’s Department of Plant Biology, is one of the preeminent biologists of our time and is the recipient of numerous awards including the prestigious International Prize for Biology from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.
- Living Legends: Mike Freeling, 2010
- Dr. Michael Freeling is a professor of biology at University of California at Berkeley. Here he talks about how he started his career in science and the fascinating and wonderful paths and discoveries he made along the way. Currently, he is actively engaged in using plant comparative genomics to test evolutionary hypotheses, and often focuses on conserved noncoding sequences.
- Living Legends: Charley Yanofsky, 2010