FAN YANG, DEPARTMENTS OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND OF BIOENGINEERING
Attend Dr. Yang's pre-seminar presentation to learn more about Dr. Jeffrey Hubbell's seminar, "Materials and Protein Engineering for Engineering Immunity and Tolerance", to be held Thursday, February 26th.
ANTHONY ORO, DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY
Attend Dr. Oro's pre-seminar presentation to learn more about Dr. David Mangelsdorf's seminar, "Catching Fire: Surviving the Hunger Games through Nuclear Receptor/FGF21 Signaling", to be held Thursday, January 15th.
JULIA SALZMAN, DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY
Attend Dr. Salzman's pre-seminar presentation to learn more about Dr. Lior Pachter's seminar, "Recent Developments in RNA-Seq", to be held Thursday, November 20th.
JOIN US FOR A MECHANOBIOLOGY SYMPOSIUM!
This Symposium aims to educate students, postdoctoral fellows and established scientists from different disciplines about Mechanobiology by presenting talks on sensory systems, mechanically mediated cellular signaling, and the role of mechanics in homeostasis. A symposium in the Clark Auditorium of presentations by invited speakers from across the US will be followed by a reception in the Clark Center Courtyard. All are welcome. Please register for attendance.
BING REN, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SAN DIEGO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Dr. Ren will present recent findings related to 3D genome organization in mammalian cells, with a particular focus on how chromatin organization contribute to enhancer-mediated transcriptional regulation.
WILLIAM GREENLEAF, DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS
Attend Dr. Greenleaf's pre-seminar presentation to learn more about Dr. Bing Ren's seminar, "Regulation of the 3D Genome", to be held Thursday, October 23rd.
KEN CAMPBELL, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
Dr. Campbell will present data showing that healthy human hearts exhibit transmural variation in contractile function and that heart failure disrupts the normal transmural patterns.
BETH PRUITT, DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Attend Dr. Pruitt's pre-seminar presentation to learn more about Dr. Kenneth Campbell's seminar, "Sarcomere Level Function in Human Heart Failure", to be held Thursday, October 2nd.
