Special Seminars Archive: 2004-2005

Thursday, September 16

2:00 pm
Thomas Duke (Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge)
“Ultrasensitive signal transduction: general principles gleaned from bacterial chemotaxis”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Tuesday, November 30

2:00 pm
Chris Gunter (Nature)
“How to publish your paper in Nature, or wherever you want: tips for success in a changing scientific world”
Sherman Fairchild room 102, 7 Divinity Avenue

Thursday, December 16

12:00 pm
Hunter Fraser (Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, University of California, Berkeley)
“A bestiary of computational biology and genomics”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Wednesday, January 26

1:00 pm
Amos Tanay (School of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University)
“New computational tools, old biological principles: exploring yeast regulatory networks and their evolution”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Wednesday, February 9

10:30 am
Fyodor Kondrashov (Population Biology Graduate Group, University of California at Davis)
“Compensatory evolution and evolution of amino acid composition”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Thursday, February 17

12:30 pm
Ilya Nemenman (Joint Centers for Systems Biology, Columbia University Medical Center)
“Thinking about information processing in molecular networks”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Wednesday, March 2

11:00 am
Jeffrey Chuang (Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics, University of California, San Francisco)
“Insights from comparative genomics: from genome organization to regulatory complexity”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Wednesday, March 9

10:00 am
Julia Zeitlinger (Whitehead Institute)
“Combinatorial control of developmental programs by transcription factors”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Wednesday, March 23

12:00 pm
Stephanie Rollmann (Department of Zoology, North Carolina State University)
“The genetic architecture of chemosensory behavior in Drosophila”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Wednesday, April 6

11:00 am
Yaakov Benenson (Departments of Computer Science & Applied Mathematics and Biological Chemistry, Weizmann Institute of Science)
“Molecular automata: 'smart' components of biological networks”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Friday, June 24

11:00 am
Peer Bork (European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Heidelberg)
“Towards spatial and temporal protein interaction networks”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Monday, June 27

3:00 pm
Fred Libersat (Department of Life Sciences, Ben-Gurion University, Israel)
“Wasp voodoo rituals, venom cocktails and cockroach zombification in the south pacific islands”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue

Friday, July 8

11:00 am
Ned Wingreen (Department of Molecular Biology, Princeton University)
“Chemosensing in E. coli: two regimes of two-state receptors”
Sherman Fairchild room 177, 7 Divinity Avenue