Bob Goldstein Prints, 2004-2023

Collection Number: 40360

Collection Title: Bob Goldstein Prints, 2004-2023

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Size	146 items
Abstract	Bob Goldstein is the James L. Peacock, III Distinguished Professor in the Department of Biology. He has been a faculty member in the Biology Department and the Curriculum in Genetics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center since 1999. Since 2004, Goldstein has designed and produced "gig posters for scientists" advertising upcoming lectures sponsored by the Department of Biology. This collection includes posters designed by Goldstein for biology lectures from 2004 to 2017. All posters from 2004 to April 2013 were designed by Goldstein and screen printed by The Merch, a screen printing and design studio in Carrboro, N.C. Posters from October 2013 to November 2017 were designed and screen printed by Goldstein, unless otherwise noted. The majority of the prints from the addition of October 2021 (RT 20211021.1) are related to the COVID-19 pandemic and were displayed publicly on telephone poles and elsewhere in Chapel Hill and Carrboro in 2020 and 2021. The materials also include prints created by Goldstein during the 2020 Presidential campaign, including "Vote" signs. Prints of Ida B. Wells and Barack Obama were created for a local NAACP fundraiser. A "Cottenboro" print showing Elizabeth Cotten was created for display in Carrboro in 2020.
Creator	Goldstein, Bob, 1967-
Curatorial Unit	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives.
Language	English

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Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the Bob Goldstein Prints #40360, University Archives, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Acquisitions Information: Received from Bob Goldstein in February 2011 (RT 20110210.1), February 2014 (RT 20140220.1), November 2017 (RT 20171120.2), April 2019 (RT 20190404.1), October 2021 (RT 20211021.1), and March 2023 (RT 20230308.1).

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Processed by: Jennifer Coggins, November 2017

Encoded by: Laura Smith, December 2017

Finding aid updated because of addition by Jennifer Coggins and Laura Smith, April 2019; Dawne Howard Lucas, October 2021; Davia Webb, Dawne Howard Lucas, and Laura Smith, March 2023

Collection title changed from Bob Goldstein Biology Lecture Posters to Bob Goldstein Prints, November 2021

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Bob Goldstein is the James L. Peacock, III Distinguished Professor in the Department of Biology. He has been a faculty member in the Biology Department and the Curriculum in Genetics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center since 1999. Since 2004, Goldstein has designed and produced "gig posters for scientists" advertising upcoming lectures sponsored by the Department of Biology. All posters from 2004 to April 2013 were designed by Goldstein and screen printed by The Merch, a screen printing and design studio in Carrboro, N.C. Posters from October 2013 to November 2017 were designed and screen printed by Goldstein, unless otherwise noted.

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This collection includes posters designed by Goldstein for biology lectures from 2004 to 2017. All posters from 2004 to April 2013 were designed by Goldstein and screen printed by The Merch, a screen printing and design studio in Carrboro, N.C. Posters from October 2013 to November 2017 were designed and screen printed by Goldstein, unless otherwise noted. The majority of the prints from the addition of October 2021 (RT 20211021.1) are related to the COVID-19 pandemic and were displayed publicly on telephone poles and elsewhere in Chapel Hill and Carrboro in 2020 and 2021. The materials also include prints created by Goldstein during the 2020 Presidential campaign, including "Vote" signs. Prints of Ida B. Wells and Barack Obama were created for a local NAACP fundraiser. A "Cottenboro" print showing Elizabeth Cotten was created for display in Carrboro in 2020.

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1. Bob Goldstein Biology Lecture Posters, 2004-2017.
2. COVID-19 Screen Prints, 2020-2021.
3. Gig Posters for Scientists and Other Prints, 2019-2023 (Addition of March 2023).

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Mechanism & Regulation of Vesicle Traffic in the Secretory Pathway

Speaker: Randy Schekman

Date: 10/21/04

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/1	JPG version of poster

Ecology & the Origin of Species

Speaker: Dolph Schluter

Date: 11/9/04

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/2	JPG version of poster

Life & Death at Extreme Altitude: What Himalayan Mountaineers and Late Permian Vertebrates Have in Common

Speaker: Ray Huey

Date: 3/7/06

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/3	JPG version of poster

How Plant Establish Cellular and Body Polarity

Speaker: Gerd Juergens

Date: 4/11/06

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/4	JPG version of poster

Signaling Pathways in Early Mouse Development

Speaker: Liz Robertson

Date: 11/7/06

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/5	JPG version of poster

Adaptive Evolution of Seasonal Timing in Arabidopsis

Speaker: Annie Schmitt

Date: 11/28/06

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/6	JPG version of poster

Human Pheromones and Olfaction

Speaker: Martha McClintock

Date: 3/4/08

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/7	JPG version of poster

Patterning Transcription in Early Embryos

Speaker: Eric Wieschaus

Date: 3/20/08

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/8	JPG version of poster

How Molecular Motors Work

Speaker: Ron Vale

Date: 10/24/08

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/9	JPG version of poster

Speciation Into and Out of the Himalayas

Speaker: Trevor Price

Date: 12/2/08

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/10	JPG version of poster

Sex and Aging in Bdelloid Rotifers

Speaker: Mat Meselson

Date: 3/31/09

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/11	JPG version of poster

GFP: Lighting Up Life

Speaker: Marty Chalfie

Date: 11/3/09

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/12	JPG version of poster

Genetic Mechanisms of Ecological Speciation

Speaker: Sara Via

Date: 3/30/10

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/13	JPG version of poster

Settling Down in a Turbulent World: How Larvae of Botton-Dwelling Marine Animals Land in the Right Place

Speaker: Mimi Koehl

Date: 9/1/10

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/14	JPG version of poster

Fossil Rainforests of Patagonia: Ancient Biodiversity and Living Legacy

Speaker: Peter Wilf

Date: 10/5/10

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/15	JPG version of poster

Metabolic Flexibility and Suspended Animation

Speaker: Mark Roth

Date: 1/25/11

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/16	JPG version of poster

Integrating Action Dynamics and Adhesion in Cell Migration

Speaker: Clare Waterman

Date: 4/18/11

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/17	JPG version of poster

Nature, Nurture, and the Nurturers

Speaker: Michael Wade

Date: 10/11/11

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/18	JPG version of poster

Cell Survival and Drug Sensitivity in Epithelia

Speaker: Joan Brugge

Date: 1/22/13

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/19	JPG version of poster

Cilia, Centrosomes, and Signaling in the Mouse Embryo

Speaker: Kathryn Anderson

Date: 2/19/13

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/20	JPG version of poster

The Genetic Architecture of Maize Domestication

Speaker: John Doebley

Date: 4/16/13

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/21	JPG version of poster

The Adaptable Snowbird: Seasonality, Geographic Variation, and Evolutionary Endocrinology

Speaker: Ellen Ketterson

Date: 10/15/13

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/22	JPG version of poster

The Midges of Myvatn

Speaker: Tony Ives

Date: 10/29/13

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/23	JPG version of poster

Translation Drive of mRNA Surveillance

Speaker: Rachel Green

Date: 11/5/13

Designed and screen printed by Bob Goldstein, spin art by Bob Goldstein & Alain Laederach.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/24	JPG version of poster

Phenotype Plasticity Adaptation and Extinction in a Changing Environment

Speaker: Russell Lande

Date: 1/28/14

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/25	JPG version of poster

Navigating The Cellular Landscape with New Optical Probes Imaging Strategies and Technical Innovations

Speaker: Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz

Date: 3/4/14

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/26	JPG version of poster

Visiting the Blind Watchmaker: Experimental Evolution in Budding Yeast

Speaker: Andrew Murray

Date: 3/25/14

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/27	JPG version of poster

Reproduction Isolation and the Ecology of Species Diversification

Speaker: Daniel Rabosky

Date: 4/1/14

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1	Poster
Digital Item DI-40360/28	JPG version of poster

Plant Evolution Turned Upside-Down

Speaker: Mike Donoghue

Date: 9/7/2014

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/1

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/4	COVID-19 vaccine Series of three prints originally printed on black paper showing a coronavirus image at the top and a vaccine vial at the bottom. As the prints were gradually faded by the sun, the virus image faded and the vial appeared.
	Coronavirus image
	VOTE / Early voting starts Oct 15 Two prints: one with white lettering on a pink and orange background; one with white lettering on a blue background.
	Vote before he infects us all The letter "o" in the word "Vote" looks like a coronavirus.
	Spread the word! / VOTE EARLY / Tell a Friend! / OCT 15-31 / Vote now in NC!
	Greetings from Cottenboro / Julian Carr has got to go. Includes an image of Elizabeth Cotten.
	MASK UP AND BUY TAKE-OUT / You need your favorite restaurants. Your favorite restaurants need you. Black lettering and design on yellow background.
	MASK UP AND BUY TAKE-OUT / You need your favorite restaurants. Your favorite restaurants need you. / Thank you restaurant & food workers! Black and white lettering and design on brown paper take-out bag.
	Kizzmekia Corbett / Rapid COVID-19 Vaccine Development Enabled by Pandemic Preparedness / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Distinguished Alumni Lecture / 1:30pm Tues March 23 / see Biology Department web site for Zoom link information
	Barack Obama
	Ida B. Wells
	SIX FEET / You are putting other lives in peril when you stand too close / You may spread the virus without knowing / Don't be a selfish prick. Lives depend on it. Includes an image of a pointing Lord Kitchener.
	Lord Kitchener with mask Series of three prints with an image of a pointing Lord Kitchener wearing a mask. The mask is a different color in each print: light green, teal, and pink.
	YOUR mask protects those around you Includes an image of a pointing Uncle Sam wearing a mask.
	Radial image Dark orange and light orange lines with dark orange and blue dots.
	Pray for us Saint Anthony Includes an image of Dr. Anthony Fauci.
	SOON / but not yet / or you'll mess it up / for everyone
	You must let suffering SPEAK if you want to hear the truth / Cornel West
	People are dying in vain because this country isn't holding up their end of the bargain as far as, you know, giving FREEDOM AND JUSTICE AND LIBERTY to everybody / Colin Kaepernick
	Our lives begin to end the day we become SILENT about things that matter / Martin Luther King, Jr.
	DO NOT INJECT DISINFECTANTS / Our president is confused Contains warnings and first aid information pertaining to the consumption of disinfectants. Sign was made in response to President Donald Trump's comments about injecting disinfectant as a treatment for COVID-19.

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/5	MBL Embryology Course / S. Meryl Rose Lecture / 1pm Friday 5 July 2019 Two Blue and yellow fish over blue lettering that says "Elke Ober."
	DANGL-GRANT-LAB-FEST 2019 / 30 Year Reunion Symposium / Sept 14 & 15 / UNC Chapel Hill Blue, green, orange, and yellow cells with tails over a black and white close-up image of a leaf.
	MBL PHYSIOLOGY 125 YEARS / Jennifer Lippincott Schwartz Clare Waterman Matt Meselson Tim Mitchinson Gaia Pigino Steve Ross Ron Vale / Symposium August 3 2019 Black lettering on a white background with a black and white diagonal image in the middle.
	Studio Art & Science Course: Biology and Printmaking ARTS409H/BIOL409L Fall Term Black and white print of an octopus over text from an article about octopi in the background.
	Hari Shroff Biological Imaging at High Spatiotemporal Resolution / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Grad Students-Hosted Speaker / MBRB Auditorium G202 12:30 Tuesday November 5th Grey text on black paper.
	Darcy Kelly Evolving Neural Circuits for Vocal Communication/ 12:30pm Tues Dec 3 215 Coker Hall / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Department Distinguished Lecture in Neurobiology Cyanotype print of a frog.
	12:30pm Tues Feb 18 Bondurant Hall G100 / HIGH SPEED 3D MICROSCOPY OF LIVING THINGS / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Distinguished Seminar in Biological Imaging / Elizabeth Hillman Light blue text on black paper. Blue image of Elizabeth Hillman.
	Morgan Kelly / Tolerance of Environmental Stress in Marine Invertebrates / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Grad Student-Invited Speaker 12:30pm Tues Sept 24 215 Coker Hall Black and white image of marine Invertebrate.
	Rachael Bloom / Dissertation Defense High-Throughput Isolation and Culture of Human Gut Bacteria with Droplet Microfluids / 10am Tuesday 16 July 2019 1125 MSRB3 Blue text wrapping around grey black, white, and grey image.
	Richard Behringer / Genetic Regulation of Vertebrate Sex Development / MBL Embryology Nancy F Rafferty Lecture 8pm Tuesday June 25 2019 Image of anthropomorphic mice.
	Veronica Hinman / Regrowing your head / what we can learn from sea star regeneration / 9am Sat June 8th 2019 Richard G Kessel Lecture MBL Embryology Course. Includes a yellow and orange image of a sea star.
	Kelly Zamudio / Diversification and Conservation of Neotropical Frogs / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Max and Fran Hommersand Distinguished Lecture / 12:30 Tues March 17 G100 Bondurant Hall Includes a color image of a frog.
	Building Flexibility and Remembering the Past in Plant Organ Development / Dominique Bergman / G100 Bondurant Hall 4:30pm Tues April 5 / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Gilbert Distinguished Lecture. Black and white text with a multicolored image in the middle.
	Dynamics and Repeatability of Evolution in a Long-Term Experiment with Bacteria / Richard Lenski 12:30pm Tues April 26 Toy Lounge Dey Hall / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Distinguished Seminar in Evolutionary Biology. Repeating glass bottles with an image of a man.
	Dancing Cockatoos and the Dead Man Test How Behavior Evolves and Why It Matters / Marlene Zuk / 4pm Tues Sept 27 G100 Bondurant Hall / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Hommersand Distinguished Lecture. Includes three images of cockatoos.
	Derek Applewhite / Triangle Cytoskeleton Meeting / NC Museum of Natural Sciences 19 September 2022. Orange and blue text on white background. Includes orange and blue image of a cytoskeleton.
	Minna Roh-Johnson / Environmental Control of Cell Behavior / 12:30pm Tues Nov 15 Toy Lounge Dey Hall / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Grad Student-Invited Speaker Two green figures modeled after the painting "The Creation of Adam" with a yellow mitochondria where their fingers connect.
	Colleen Murphy / 12:30pmm Tue Jan 24 / Adapt or Die: Transgenerational Inheritance of Pathogen Avoidance: How Getting Food Poisoning Might Save Your Species White text over blue background with an image of a worm.
	Misha Matz / Genetics and Epigenetics of Coral Adaptation / 12:30pm Tues OCT 25 / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Grad Student-Hosted Speaker Toy Lounge Dey Hall. White text of background image of coral.
	Reproductive Evolution: Ovarian Construction in Drosophila and beyond / Cassandra Extavour / 12:30pm Tues Jan 17 215 Coker Hall / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Department Distinguished Seminar in Biology Includes a red image of a fruit fly.
	Victor Ambros / Gene Networks Controlling Developmental Timing / 12:30pm Tuesday February 21 / 215 Coker Hall / UNC Chapel Hill Biology Gilbert Distinguished Seminar Black, red, and white background with cell image.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-40360/6	BOB MOULD / solo electric distortion and blue hearts / opener HC McEntire/ ARTS CENTER SUN OCT 16 White text on black background. Includes a black and white outline image of a person playing guitar.
	Holland Brothers Includes and image of Holland Brothers.
	STEAMROLLER PRINTMAKING / SAT OCT 12 / 11-3 / In the TOPO Distillery Parking Lot Includes image of an orange and yellow steamroller.

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Expand/collapse Series 1. Bob Goldstein Biology Lecture Posters, 2004-2017.

Mechanism & Regulation of Vesicle Traffic in the Secretory Pathway

Ecology & the Origin of Species

Life & Death at Extreme Altitude: What Himalayan Mountaineers and Late Permian Vertebrates Have in Common

How Plant Establish Cellular and Body Polarity

Signaling Pathways in Early Mouse Development

Adaptive Evolution of Seasonal Timing in Arabidopsis

Human Pheromones and Olfaction

Patterning Transcription in Early Embryos

How Molecular Motors Work

Speciation Into and Out of the Himalayas

Sex and Aging in Bdelloid Rotifers

GFP: Lighting Up Life

Genetic Mechanisms of Ecological Speciation

Settling Down in a Turbulent World: How Larvae of Botton-Dwelling Marine Animals Land in the Right Place

Fossil Rainforests of Patagonia: Ancient Biodiversity and Living Legacy

Metabolic Flexibility and Suspended Animation

Integrating Action Dynamics and Adhesion in Cell Migration

Nature, Nurture, and the Nurturers

Cell Survival and Drug Sensitivity in Epithelia

Cilia, Centrosomes, and Signaling in the Mouse Embryo

The Genetic Architecture of Maize Domestication

The Adaptable Snowbird: Seasonality, Geographic Variation, and Evolutionary Endocrinology

The Midges of Myvatn

Translation Drive of mRNA Surveillance

Phenotype Plasticity Adaptation and Extinction in a Changing Environment

Navigating The Cellular Landscape with New Optical Probes Imaging Strategies and Technical Innovations

Visiting the Blind Watchmaker: Experimental Evolution in Budding Yeast

Reproduction Isolation and the Ecology of Species Diversification

Plant Evolution Turned Upside-Down

Your Site is My Replicate: Inference from a Global Grassland Experiment

Functional Design of the Neuronal Cytoskeleton

Sexual Selection and Plant Speciation

Using Venomous Fish-Hunting Cone Snails to Learn Neuropharmacology

untitled [Triangle Cytoskeleton Meeting conference at the Haw River Ballroom, Saxapahaw, NC]

Social Environments and Fitness in Social Animals

Why Bacteria Form and Divide in Defined Shapes

Challenging Orthodoxy: Do we need and expanding evolutionary synthesis?

Genomic Scope of Adaptive Mutations in the Face of Environmental Challenges

Peiferfest 2016 [25th anniversary celebration symposium of Mark Peifer's lab at UNC Chapel Hill]

untitled [Triangle Cytoskeleton Meeting conference at the Haw River Ballroom, Saxapahaw, NC]

How Does Social Behavior Change the Brain

Working Lands Conservation and Diversified Agriculture

Animating Biology

Surveillance of Core Cellular Components to Detect and Defend Microbial Attacks, Real or Imagined

Genomics of Animal Diversity

Sexual Selection and Social Plasticity — Where Theory Meets Data

From Plant Cell Biology to Cehmical Genomics

Ciliary Assembly and Transport [UNC Chapel Hill Genetics & Molecular Biology Curriculum seminar]

Super-Resolution Live Imaging of Transcription

Are RNA Granules Liquid Organelles?

Animal Personalities and Social and Ecological Dynamics

The Multiple Dimensions of Biodiversity Loss

Organelle-organelle cross-talk, cell metabolism, and hoemostasis

Can the Fisher-Lande Process Account for Birds of Paradise and other Sexual Radiations?

New Insights in Limb Development and Neural Tube Clusure

Collection Number: 40360

Collection Title: Bob Goldstein Prints, 2004-2023