Laboratory of Genetics - Spring Colloquium Series 2018
Wednesdays, 3:30 PM, Auditorium (Room 1111) of the Genetics/Biotech Building
1/24/2018
Heidi Dvinge – University of Wisconsin, Madison – Genetics
“Splicing dys-regulation in cancers: mechanisms and consequences”
1/31/2018
Doris Wagner – University of Pennsylvania – Biomolecular Chemistry
“Reprogramming development in the context of chromatin”
2/7/2018
Anne Villeneueve – Stanford University – Developmental Biology and of Genetics
“Dynamic architecture of meiotic chromosomes and recombination sites”
2/14/2018
Junsu Kang – University of Wisconsin, Madison – Cell & Regenerative Biology
“Fishing for the regulators of tissue regeneration”
2/21/2018
Julie Claycomb – University of Toronto – Molecular Genetics
“Germline Small RNA Pathways as Transgenerational Epigenetic Architects”
2/28/2018
David Rand – Brown University – Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
“Mitonuclear genetic interactions and personalized genomic responses to stress in Drosophila”
3/7/2018
Mary Stoddard – Princeton University – Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
“The Ecology and Evolution of Avian Eggs”
3/14/2018
Sergei Kuchin – University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee – Biological Sciences
“Mitochondrial regulation of carbon stress in yeast”
3/21/2018
Daniel Zilberman – University of California, Berkeley – Plant & Microbial Biology
“Epigenetic inheritance of DNA methylation patterns”
3/28/2018
***** SPRING BREAK *****
4/4/2018
Ellie Heckscher –University of Chicago – Molecular Genetics & Cell Biology
“Time, Stem Cells, and Neural Circuits”
4/11/2018
Jenny Gumperz – Univeristy of Wisconsin, Madison – Medical Microbiology & Immunology
“Modeling anti-tumor functions of human T lymphocytes in vivo”
4/18/2018
James Birchler – University of Missouri – Biological Sciences
“The Gene Balance Hypothesis: How gene stoichiometries affect expression, the phenotype and evolutionary processes”
4/25/2018
Meng Wang – Baylor College of Medicine – Molecular and Human Genetics
“Metabolic Drivers in Longevity Regulation”
5/2/2018
Joseph Baur – University of Pennsylvania – Physiology
“Targeting NAD metabolism to improve health”
5/9/2018
Laurence Loewe– University of Wisconsin, Madison – Genetics
“TBD”