Life Sciences Division - Seminar Series

Fall 2007

The Life Sciences and Genomics Division Seminars and the Biosciences Distinguished Lectures are usually scheduled for Tuesday afternoons, from 4pm to 5pm. The talks are usually held in Building 66-Auditorium. Exceptions to time or location are indicated in RED text below. Speakers and details are subject to change. This page is updated regularly, but you may also contact Gail Mosley at (510) 495-2981 or glmosley@lbl.gov for further details and confirmation.

The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory continues to welcome off-site visitors. However, during these times of heightened security, site access procedures have been adjusted. Whether you plan to drive or take the LBNL shuttle, please contact Gail Mosley at (510) 495-2981 or glmosley@lbl.gov at least twenty-four hours prior to each presentation to arrange site access.

If you are coming from off-site, please consider taking the LBNL-Strawberry Canyon shuttle bus to the seminar (http://www.lbl.gov/Workplace/Facilities/Support/Busses/off-site.html). We encourage seminar attendees from UC Berkeley campus to use the LBNL Strawberry Canyon shuttle bus that departs from Gayley Road, across from the Greek Theater, every 15 minutes (refer to the online bus schedule for more information).

Date	Speaker	Seminar Title	Affiliation	Host	Location	Archive
Sept 18	Ramsey Badawi	Dedicated PET/CT Scanners for Imaging the Breast	University of California, Davis	Bill Moses	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Sept 25	Victor Stolc	From Whole-Genome Tiling Oligonucleotide Microarrays to a Direct Physical Reader of Single-Molecules	NASA Ames Research Center	Andrew Wyrobek	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Oct 2	William Jagust	Imagining the Aging Brain	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	TBD	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Oct 16	Senthil Muthuswany	Cell Polarity: Defining a New Regulatory Mechanism for Cancer Initiation and Progression	Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory	Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Oct 23	Anders Brahme	Development of a Cost Efficient Installation for Molecular Light Ion Therapy	Karolinska Institute	Joe Gray	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Oct 30	Steven Wiley	Feedback, Modularity and Heuristics in Complex Cell Signaling Networks	Pacific Northwest National Laboratory	Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Nov 6	James Felton	Can Over-Cooked Food Contribute to Your Cancer Risk?: A Mechanistic Understanding	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	Andrew Wyrobek	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Nov 13	Karl-Peter Hopfner	Remodeling, Repair and Recognition: Structural Biology of Helicases in DNA Repair and Virus Sensing	University of Munich	John Tainer	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Nov 27	John Bielicki	Unleashing the Anti-Athrogenic Therapeutic Potential of the ABCA1 Reverse Cholesterol Transport Pathway	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Ken Downing	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Dec 4	Timothy Donohue	Coping With the Stress of Solar Energy, a Conserved Bacterial Response to the Reactive Oxygen Species Singlet Oxygen	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Ken Downing	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Rescheduled to Apr 29, 2008	Allan Balmain	Gene Networks and Control of Cancer Susceptibility	UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center	Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff	Bldg 66 Auditorium
Dec 18	Raymond Mariella, Jr., PH.D.	The Real World of BioInstrumentation Meets Microtechnology and Nanotechnology	Lawrence Livermore National Labortory	Kem Robinson and Andy Wyrobek	Bldg 66 Auditorium

Previous Seminar Schedules:
Spring 2007 Schedule
Fall 2006 Schedule
Spring 2006 Schedule
Fall 2005 Schedule
Spring 2005 Schedule
Fall 2004 Schedule
2002/2003 Schedule
2001/2002 Schedule