Chemical Biology Student Seminars
Seminars on Wednesday evenings from 6 to 8 PM, delivered by graduate students and post-doctorate fellows on the roles of chemistry in biology. Though subject to change, seminars are held in LSEB 103 (24 Cummington Street) and are limited to students unless otherwise noted. Please contact graduate student organizer Mike Hamill with questions.
Fall 2008 Speaker Roster under Development
Sep 10 |
Gerard Rowe , Caradonna Group Challenging the Current Paradigm of Oxygenation of Organic Molecules in Biological Systems Using Iron: A Narrative Told From the Perspective of Hegemonic Small Molecules |
Spring/Summer 2008 Speakers
Feb 20 |
Dr. Jesse W. Karr, Postdoctoral Faculty Fellow Copper(II) and the Amyloid-beta Peptide of Alzheimer's Disease |
Mar 3 |
Lynell Skewis, Reinhard Group Plasmonic Probe Development and Single-Molecule Biological Applications |
Mar 12 |
Raeanne L. Napoleon, Keyes Group Polarizable Molecular Electrostatic Model, with Applications to Protein-Ligand Binding and Spectroscope |
Mar 19 |
Pat Cappillino, Caradonna Group Iron compounds with fac-N2O1, cis-N2O2and N2O3donor ligands: Structural and reactivity models of mononuclear non-heme iron oxygenase active site |
Mar 26
|
Lisa Christadore, Schaus Group Hydrogel Microarrays to Detect Protein Interactions |
Apr 22
|
Steve Parker, Tullius Group Identifying Evolutionarily Constrained Genomic Regions Using DNA Structural Information |
May 28 |
Dan Bak A reductive coupling mechanism involved in NifS-mediated [4Fe-4S] cluster assembly on the scaffold protein, NifU |
Jul 16 |
Clinton Becker, Elliott Group Using Protein Film Voltammetry to Investigate Cytochrome c Peroxidase fromE. coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa |
Aug 6 |
Melissa Dominguez, Schaus Group Investigating the Mode of Action for Leucascandrolide A and (+)-Neopeltolide Using Expression Profiling and Gene Networks |
Past Seminars