Soo-Kyung Lee named honoree of 2025 Spotlight Symposia Series
Soo-Kyung Lee has been named the honoree of the 2025 Spotlight Symposia Series. The College of Arts and Sciences Spotlight Symposia Series recognizes and elevates faculty members. The event honors a particular faculty member by inviting distinguished speakers to our campus who share the honoree’s research field. As the 2025 symposium honoree, Soo-Kyung Lee will be at the center of vital national and international conversations. The event is an important venue for building scholarly relationships critical to the university.
Soo-Kyung Lee’s long-term goals are to dissect gene regulatory events that lead to cellular diversity and, eventually, the formation of functional neural circuits in the CNS and to understand the genetic and mechanistic basis for neurodevelopmental defects, ultimately contributing to the generation of better treatment strategies for human developmental disorders.
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Robin G. Schulze, Dean, UB College of Arts and Sciences, announces news of the 2025 Spotlight Symposia Honoree
