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Lectures (May 2 through July 31)

Sunday, May 3

• 10:00 AM #GenerationCaliphate

Monday, May 4

• 10:00 AM #GenerationCaliphate
• 2:00 PM Jonathan Freedman's Dissertation Defense Seminar: Synthesis and Characterization of Positively Charged Contrast Agents & Uptake into Articular Cartilage Using X-ray Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging
• 2:30 PM Particle and Fields Seminar
• 4:00 PM PDPA Career Development Seminar: Identifying Opportunities for Internships, Externships, and Fellowships

Wednesday, May 6

• 2:00 PM STERLING DRUG SEMINAR SERIES: "Mechanism of Progression and Relapse in Pediatric Cancer"

Thursday, May 7

• 3:30 PM High Energy Experiment Seminar

Friday, May 8

• 10:00 AM Kendra Kobrin's Dissertation Defense Seminar: The Acquisition and Extinction of Morphine Conditioned Place Preference Have Opposite Effects on Accumbal Neuron Morohology.
• 11:00 AM ECE Seminar with Matthieu Bloch

Wednesday, May 13

• 11:00 AM Condensed Matter Theory Seminar
• 5:00 PM The Taste of Germany, with Ursula Heinzelmann

Thursday, May 14

• 4:00 PM ECE Seminar, Jonathan Klamkin

Friday, May 15

• 12:00 PM Special Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar
• Special Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar

Monday, May 18

• 12:00 PM MSE Colloquium: Catherine Kuo, Tufts University

Wednesday, June 3

• 10:00 AM 2015 Bioinformatics Student-Organized Symposium

Wednesday, June 17

• 10:00 AM MSE PhD Final Defense of Ryan Eriksen

Thursday, June 25

• 2:00 PM Kimberly Coughlan's Ph.D. Dissertation Defense Seminar -INHIBITION OF AMPK VIA PHOSPHORYLATION AT SER485/491: MULTIPLE MECHANISMS OF REGULATION

Wednesday, July 1

• 1:00 PM Progress Report Seminar: Systems Genetic Analysis of Addiction-relevant Traits

Wednesday, July 15

• 12:00 PM The Supply Chain of the Future

Thursday, July 16

• 1:00 PM MSE PhD Prospectus Defense of Erin Roberts

Tuesday, July 21

• 2:00 PM PhD Dissertation Defense: Effects of Cocaine on Visual Processing in Zebrafish

Thursday, July 30

• 9:00 AM Megan Varnum's Dissertation Seminar: An Anti-Inflammatory Glycoprotein, CD200, Restores Neurogenesis and Enhances Amyloid Phagocytosis in a Mouse Model of Alzheimer's Disease