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Other talks and seminars happening in 2009
The following talks and seminars, scheduled for 2009, are not directly connected with the Huck Institutes but may be of interest to visitors to this site.
| when | who / what | where |
|---|---|---|
| Wed Jan 14 at 03:30PM |
Mark Newman
(University of Michigan)
Networks and Influence |
113 IST, Cybertorium |
| Tue Jan 20 at 04:00PM |
Tom Rapoport
(Harvard Medical School/HHMI)
"Mechanisms of protein translocation across membranes" |
Berg Auditorium, 100 Life Sciences |
| Mon Jan 26 at 03:00PM |
Jonathan Moreno
(University of Pennsylvania)
Mind wars: brain research and national defense |
Foster Auditorium, 101 Pattee Library |
| Wed Jan 28 at 04:00PM |
David Cavalier
(Michigan State University)
Identification of Genes Involved in Xyloglucan Biosynthesis |
101 Althouse Laboratory |
| Mon Feb 02 at 06:00PM |
David Bartel
(MIT)
New roles for RNA in biology, biotechnology, and medicine |
100 Life Sciences Bldg (Berg Auditorium) |
| Tue Feb 03 at 12:30PM |
David Bartel
(MIT)
Small regulatory RNAs in plants and animals |
102 Chemistry Building |
| Tue Feb 03 at 04:00PM |
David Bartel
(MIT)
MicroRNA target recognition and regulatory functions in mammals |
101 Althouse Laboratory |
| Wed Feb 18 at 03:00PM |
Mark Schapiro
(Center for Investigative Reporting)
Why we're exposed and others are protected: the ethics of toxic chemical regulation |
Foster Auditorium, 101 Pattee Library |
| Mon Mar 23 at 03:00PM |
Paul Epstein
(Harvard Medical School)
Confronting climate instability: health consequences and healthy solutions |
Foster Auditorium, 101 Pattee Library |
| Thu Apr 02 at 07:00PM |
Marion Nestle
(New York University)
The ethics of food choice: personal responsibility vs. social responsibility |
Nittany Lion Inn, Ballroom C |
| Thu Apr 09 at 04:00PM |
Robert Pennock
(Michigan State University)
Design by Darwin: How Digital Evolution is Extending the Darwinian Revolution |
Berg Auditorium, 100 Life Sciences Bldg |
| Tue Apr 21 at 04:00PM |
Bill Hansson
(Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology)
The contrivances by which orchids and other flowers are pollinated |
101 Althouse |
| Thu Apr 30 at 03:00PM |
James Holland-Jones
(Stanford University)
Anthropological Perspectives on Networks and Epidemics Stopping Rules, Chimpanzee Sex, and Betweenness Variance |
100 Life Sciences Building (Berg Auditorium) |
| Fri May 01 at 08:00PM |
Tim Killeen
(NSF)
Challenges and opportunities in the geosciences |
22 Dieke |
| Thu Sep 03 at 12:00PM |
Sarah Bush
(University of Kansas)
Ecology of host specificity: from co-evolution to conservation |
118 Ag Science & Industries (ASI) |
| Thu Sep 24 at 01:00PM |
Surojit Sarkar
(Emory University School of Medicine)
Differentiation of T cell memory to pathogens and vaccines |
118 ASI |
| Mon Sep 28 at 12:10PM |
Mingtao Zeng
(University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry)
The changing epidemiology of pneumococcal otitis media and new strategy for development of pneumococcal vaccine |
108 Wartik Laboratory, Hershey CG623 |
| Tue Sep 29 at 04:00PM |
Dale Clayton
(University of Utah)
Coevolutionary ecology of birds and parasite communities |
100 Life Sciences Building (Berg Auditorium) |
| Thu Oct 15 at 04:00AM |
James Musser
(The Methodist Hospital Research Institute)
“Genome-Wide Portrait of Epidemics Caused by Group A Streptococcus, the Flesh-Eating Pathogen.” |
100 Life Science Building, Berg Auditorium |
| Thu Oct 15 at 04:00PM |
Marcel Salathe
(Stanford University)
Dynamics and control of diseases in networks with community structure |
101 Althouse Laboratory |
| Mon Oct 19 at 09:00AM |
Vandana Kalia
(Emory University School of Medicine)
Regulation of memory T cell differentiation |
118 ASI |
| Mon Nov 02 at 11:30AM |
Jacob Koella
(Imperial College, London UK)
Using microsporidians to drive evolution to insecticide-sensitivity |
108 Wartik Laboratory, Hershey CG623 |
| Mon Nov 09 at 12:00PM |
Jason Rohr
(University of South Florida)
Parasites, Pollution and Climate Change: A Dangerous Brew for Amphibians and Aquatic Communities |
108 Wartik Laboratory, Hershey CG623 |
| Tue Nov 10 at 04:00PM |
David Quammen
On and On...The Origin of Species: 150 Years Old and Still Dangerous, Still Great |
100 Life Sciences Bldg. (Berg Auditorium) |
| Tue Nov 17 at 04:00PM |
David Sattelle
(University of Oxford)
Functional Genomics: Applications in Human Health, Animal Health and Crop Protection |
100 Life Sciences Bldg (Berg Auditorium), Hershey CG623 |
| Fri Nov 20 at 11:30AM |
Erkan Tuzel
(Worcester Polytechnic Institute)
Motor-mediated microtubule bending in living cells and gliding assays |
108 Wartik |
| Mon Nov 30 at 11:30AM |
CANCELED
Jason Rasgon
(Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Health)
Implicating the Vector: The Link Between Mosquito Population Genetics and Pathogen Invasion |