Laboratory of Genetics - 2020 Spring Colloquium
Wednesdays, 3:30 PM, Auditorium (Room 1111) of the Genetics/Biotech Building
1/22/2020
Han Wang – University of Wisconsin, Madison – Integrative Biology
“Genetic and neural dissection of sleep in C. elegans”
1/29/2020
Christina Hull – University of Wisconsin-Madison – Biomolecular Chemistry
“How to survive on Planet earth (and beyond): Germination of pathogenic fungal spores”
2/5/2020
Mary Halloran – University of Wisconsin- Madison – Integrative Biology
“TBD”
2/12/2020
Grace Boekhoff-Falk – University of Wisconsin-Madison – Cell and Regenerative Biology
“Regeneration in the adult Drosophila brain”
2/19/2020
José Vargas-Muñiz – University of North Carolina – Biology
“How cells sense their shape?”
2/26/2020
Ning Zheng – University of Washington – Pharmacology
“Ubiquitin ligases as signaling hubs and novel therapeutic targets”
3/4/2020
Sarah Zanders – Stowers Institute for Medical Research
“WTF causes infertility”
3/11/2020
Tatjana Piotrowski – Stowers Institute for Medical Research
“Development and Regeneration of the zebrafish sensory lateral line”
3/18/2020
****Spring Break****
3/25/2020
Shaul Yogev – Yale School of Medicine – Neuroscience
“Local regulation of axonal microtubule patterns and synaptic cargo delivery”
4/1/2020
Guramrit Singh – Ohio State University – Molecular Genetics
“Connections between mRNP composition and mRNA fate”
4/8/2020
Inaugural Robert DeMars Lecture
Catherine Bowes Rickman – Duke University School of Medicine – Ophthalmology
“Non-canonical role for CFH in lipid trafficking in the retina”
4/15/2020
Zeba Wunderlich – University of California, Irvine – Immunology
“Non-canonical role for CFH in lipid trafficking in the retina”
4/22/2020
Bérénice Benayoun – University of Southern California, Leonard Davis – Gerontology
“Emerging genomic regulatory mechanisms in vertebrate aging”
4/29/2020
Ehab Abouheif – McGill University – Biology
“What Soldier and Supersoldier Ants Teach Us About Development and Evolution”
5/6/2020
Harmit Malik – Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center – Basic Sciences Division
“Genetic conflicts shape meiosis, centromeres and species”