Title: Questions About Assembly of Ribosomes in Vivo

Location: Rm 1360 Genetics and Biotechnology 

Sandwiches and drinks at 6:10pm

If you want to speak with Dr. Woolford contact his host, Dr. Dave Brow (2-1475: dabrow@wisc.edu) 

Title: Regulation of Chromatin Structure by Small and Large Non-Coding RNAs

Location: Rm. 1360 Genetics and Biotechnology 

Sandwiches and drinks at 6:10pm 

If you want to speak with Dr. Moazed contact his host Dr. Dave Brow (2-147: dabrow@wisc.edu)

Location: R 116, SMI (Physiology Conference Room) - Lunch is included!

Title: Shear stress and uterine vascular changes in pregnancies: implications for preeclampsia 

For more information, please contact Emery H . Bresnick at ehbresni@wisc.edu or the UW Cardiovascular Research Center at info@cvrc.wisc.edu, 263-2266, www.wisc.edu 

Speaker: Brian A. Cobb, Ph.D, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pathology, School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University

Location: MSB Rm. 1520

For additional information, contact host, Dr. Jenny Gumperz at jegumperz@wisc.edu  

Speaker: Carole A. Long, Ph.D., Chief of Malaria Immunology Section

Topic: Immune Responses to Malaria Parasites

Location: Microbial Sciences Bldg. Rm 1520

If you would like more information, please contact Dr. William Weidanz at wweidanz@wisc.edu

Speaker: Andrew T. Ulijasz, PhD, Dept. of Genetics, UW-Madison 

Topic: "Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic-like Signal Transduction Merge to Regulate Virulence in Steptococcus pneumoniae"

Location: Biotechnology Center Auditorium, 425 Henry Mall

For additional information, contact Host Bernad Weisblum at weisblum@wisc.edu (608) 262-0972 

Featuring:

• Ethan Lippmann, Graduate Student, Chemical and Biological Engineering who will speak on "Utilization of neural progenitor cells for the development of a novel in vitro blood-brain barrier model"
• Yong Ku Cho, Graduate Student, Chemical and Biological Engineering who will speak on "Generation and characterization of blood-brain barrier targeting antibodies using yeast display technology

Location: Rm 116 Service Memorial Institute (SMI)

Speaker: Kausik Si - Stowers Instituite for Medical Research
Title: Molecular mechanism of persistence of memory
Location: Room 1360 Genetics and Biotechnology
Sandwiches and drink at 6:10pm
If you want to speak with Dr. Si contact his host, Dr. Marv Wickens (2-8007):wikens@biochem.wisc.edu)

Amita Sehgal will be talking on Wed, Feb 18, at 3:30 in 1111 Genetics/Biotech. as part of the Genetics Colloquium.  She will be here all day Wed.  Anybody that wants to meet her should contact Jerry Yin (jcyin@wisc.edu or 262-5014). 

Room B105 Bock Labs, 1525 Linden Drive

Professor Hidetoshi Iida, Department of Biology, Tokyo Gakugei University

"Molecular Characterization of Mid1 and Cch1 in Yeast"

Hosted by: Dr. Ching Kung