Seminars are held in
Rm 107 Shanklin at 12 NOON on Thursdays, unless otherwise
indicated.
|
Date |
Speaker and Title |
Host |
|
February |
|
2/16 |
+William
Friedman
Univ. of Colorado
Boulder |
A generation forgotten and Goethe remembered: Modularity and the evolution
of flowering plants. |
Burke |
|
2/23 |
*Kirsten Hagstrom
UMASS Medical School |
Condensins: Shaping and segregating chromosomes during cell division. |
Holmes |
|
March |
|
3/2 |
+Laura Lillien
Univ. of Pittsburgh |
Cell type specification in the embryonic cerebral cortex. |
Naegele |
|
3/9 |
*Zucai Suo
Ohio State Univ. |
Mechanisms of DNA lesion bypass and blunt end addition catalyzed by an
error-prone DNA polymerase |
Hingorani |
|
3/30 |
+Cynthia Lance-Jones
Univ of Pittsburgh |
Hox genes and the development of the posterior spinal cord. |
Devoto |
|
April |
|
4/6 |
*Randall Reed
Johns Hopkins Univ. |
Maximizing smell: Development, organization and regulation of mammalian
olfaction. |
Lane |
|
4/13 |
+Larry Young
Emory Univ. |
The neurobiology and evolution of social bonding. |
Kirn |
|
4/20 |
*Richard Bonneau
New York University |
Genome wide function from de novo structure prediction and regulatory
network inference from data for a hyper-extremeophilic archaea. |
Flory |
|
4/27 |
+Maureen Kearney
Field Museum
Chicago |
Two difficult phylogenetic problems and what they have in common: The
evolution of worm lizards and the origin of snakes. |
Chernoff |
|
May |
|
5/4 |
*Patrick Sung
Yale Univ. School
of Medicine |
Recombinases and recombination mediators. |
Hingorani |
