Biology Fall 1999 Seminar Series
All seminars are at 4:15 in Higley Aud. unless otherwise noted
Coffee and cookies in the lobby at 4:00
Sept. 9:
Dr. Joan Slonczewski
Department of Biology
Kenyon College
"Extreme environments: How bacteria survive the human stomach, or a soda lake"
Sept. 23
Special Appearance (note: at 7:00 pm in the evening in Ross Hall) by
Dr. E. O. Wilson
Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
Harvard University
"Integrating knowledge across disciplines"
Oct. 21 (*note this is a change of date from Oct. 14)
Dr. Claire Fraser
President and co-founder of the Institute for Genome Research (TIGR)
"The human genome project"
Oct. 28:
Dr. Carl Friese
Biology Department
University of Dayton
"Disturbance in natural ecosystems: Scaling from fungal diversity to ecosystem
functioning"
Nov. 11:
Brad Hersh
Department of Biology
MIT
"Regulation of programmed cell death in C. elegans"
Nov. 18
TBA
Dec. 2
TBA
All seminars are at 4:15 in Higley Aud. unless otherwise noted
Coffee and cookies in the lobby at 4:00
Jan 27
David Kurjiaka
Department of Biological Sciences
Ohio University
What do cells tell their neighbors? (role of gap junctions in the vasculature)
Feb 10
TBA
Feb 24
Michael Romero
Dept. Physiology & Biophysics
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
March 23
Michael Prigge
Department of Biology
University of Michigan
April 6
David Somers
Department of Plant Biology/Plant Biotechnology Center
Ohio State University
April 20
TBA
May 2
Senior honors presentations
May 4
Senior honors presentations