The UC Davis Genome Center plays an important role in both the campus and the broader community to educate and disseminate information on genomics technology and its impact on science and society. We both engage and receive support from our community in the form of free public events, endowed lectureships, and donations.
The David L. Weaver Endowed Lecture Series
Since 2007, the Genome Center has been honored to host the
David L. Weaver Lecture Series. These lectures are dedicated to the memory of David L. Weaver, a prominent biophysics researcher and professor at Tufts University, who planned to spend his sabbatical year (2006â2007) at the Genome Center.
IGG Outreach
The
Integrative Genetics and Genomics (IGG) graduate group undertake a variety of outreach activities, some of which are sponsored by the Genome Center.
Halloween Symposium
Hosted annually on October 31, the Halloween Symposium is a fun, educational event with speakers and a costume contest.
Making a donation
Your donation to the
College of Biological Sciences Annual Fund helps us to excel in our mission to bring the benefits of advanced genomics to our community and beyond. For information about endowing a lectureship, a professor, or a laboratory at the Genome Center, please contact the Office of University Development by email (
development@ucdavis.edu) or phone +1 (530) 754 4438.
