Date Speaker Location
October 26, 2015 Jaimie Van Norman

University of California, Riverside

“Signaling Mechanisms in Root Patterning”

 4:00PM

Eccles Auditorium

EIHG
November 9, 2015 Vann Bennett

Duke University

“An adaptable ankyrin-based mechanism for vertebrate evolution of specialized plasma membranes“

 4:00PM

Eccles Auditorium

EIHG
November 16, 2015 Costa Georgopolous

Department of Biochemistry

“Toothpicks, Serendipity, and the Emergence of the Chaperone Machines“

 4:15PM

Kjeldsberg Conference Rm

EEJ
November 23, 2015 Gordon Lark

Biology Department

“Data driven science: from mice to plants to dogs”

 4:00PM

Eccles Auditorium

EIHG
January 4, 2016 Michael Eisen

Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology

“Activation of enhancer activity in the early Drosophila embryo” 

 4:00PM

Eccles Auditorium

EIHG
January 25, 2016 Dana Carroll

Department of Biochemistry

“A long path to genome editing”

 4:15PM

Kjeldsberg Conference Rm

EEJ
February 8, 2016 Marty Rechsteiner

Department of Biochemistry

“The path to the Ubiquitin-Proteasome System“

 4:15PM

Kjeldsberg Conference Rm

EEJ
February 29, 2016 Nitin Phadnis

Biology Department

“Gonad Zombies: The biology of Wolbachia”

 4:15PM

Kjeldsberg Conference Rm

EEJ
March 7, 2016 Erik Andersen

Northwestern University

“From GWAS to gene using C. elegans: tales of telomeres, topoisomerases, and small RNAs”

 4:00PM

Eccles Auditorium

EIHG
March 28, 2016 June Medford

Colorado State University

“Using Synthetic Biology in Multicellular Organisms to Develop Computer-Designed and Predictable Gene Function”

 4:00PM

Eccles Auditorium

EIHG
April 4, 2016 Jessica Brown

Department of Pathology

“Zombie-ification: parasite control of brains and behaviors”

 4:15PM

Kjeldsberg Conference Rm

EEJ
April 18, 2016 Mario Capecchi

Departments of Human Genetics & Biology

“Science continues to be fun and challenging: the story of Hoxb8 function in behavior”

 4:15PM

Kjeldsberg Conference Rm

EEJ
May 2, 2016 Pam Geyer

University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine

“A role for the nuclear lamina in maintenance of adult stem cells in the Drosophila ovary”

 2:00PM

Eccles Auditorium

EIHG