Seminar: “Chromatin bookmarking, looping and cell fate decisions”
G100 BondurantEftychia Apostolou, Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology in Medicine, Joan and Sanford I. Weill Department of Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College
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First Friday
1001 Kerr Hall and Kerr Hall LobbyThis event occurs every month on the first Friday of the month and consists of two 15 minute presentations followed by a “social” cocktail hour.
Seminar: “How Scientific Research Informs Regulatory Decisions”
5004 Marsico HallDavid L. Ashley, PhD, Professor, Environmental Health, School of Public Health, Georgia State University
Seminar: “Identifying Zika virus immune evasion and assembly determinants by deep insertional mutagenesis”
1131 BioinformaticsMatthew Evans, PhD, Mt. Sinai
Seminar: “Molecular crosstalk within an RNA processing complex”
1131 BioinformaticsRobin Stanley, PhD, NIH-Research Triangle Park
Joint Seminar in Chemical Biology and Bioorganic Chemistry
2001 Kerr Hall and Karpen 115Jon Patteson (Chemistry) Biosynthesis of Oxyvinylglycine Reveals Cryptic Chemical Activation Strategy
Seminar: Basic and translational research towards an HIV cure”
G100 BondurantDavid Margolis, MD, UNC-CH, Professor of Medicine, Microbiology and Immunology, Epidemiology, School of Medicine, Director, HIV Cure Center, PI, CARE (Collaboratory of AIDS Researchers for Eradication)
Seminar: “T Factor/Chromatin Interactions: The view from Genome-wide, Chromatin Biochemistry, and Live Cell Dynamics”
1131 BioinformaticsGordon Hager, Chief, Laboratory of Receptor Biology and Gene Expression; Senior Investigator; Head, Hormone Action and Oncogenesis Section, NIH National Cancer Institute; Center for Cancer Research
CIPhER Visiting Scholar Seminar: Sharon L. Youmans
200 BeardA 'TV Guide' to Curriculum Transformation: Highlights of the UCSF Experience Sharon L. Youmans, PharmD, MPH, BCPS, FAPhA Professor of Clinical Pharmacy and Vice Dean University of California San Francisco School of Pharmacy 1:00-2:30 PM on Friday, Feburary 9, 2018, … Read more