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Distinguished Lectures in Microbiology

Spring 2008

Included on this list are seminars for the Bacteriology Distinguished Lectures in Microbiology series and Microbiology student-invited speakers.

 

Day Date Time Location Speaker Title Host
Thursday January 31 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences

Eric Schmidt
University of Utah

Marine symbiosis as a tool to study biosynthetic pathways Michael Thomas
Thursday February 7 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Steve Busby
University of Birmingham
Regulation at simple and complex bacterial promoters Rick Gourse
Thursday February 14 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences      
Thursday February 21 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences      
Thursday February 28 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences
   
Thursday March 6 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Carin Vanderpool
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Regulation by Base Pairing and More: Finding New Functions for Small RNAs Karen Wassarman
Thursday March 13 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences      
Thursday March 20
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Spring Break    
Thursday March 27 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences

David Graham
University of Texas at Austin

Convergent Evolution in Microbial Biosynthesis Michael Thomas
Thursday April 3 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Eric Stabb
University of Georgia
Does Vibrio fischeri autoinducer serve as an alarm pheromone? Katrina Forest
Thursday April 10 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences

Christine Jacobs-Wagner
Yale University

Cell polarity, cell morphogenesis and the cytoskeleton from a bacterial standpoint Kurt Amann & Jo Handelsman
Thursday April 17 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Christopher Voigt
UCSF
Programming Bacteria Bob Landick
Thursday April 24 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Gisela Storz
NIH
The genes that were missed: An expanding universe of small RNAs and small ORFs Karen Wassarman
Thursday May 1 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Claudia Schmidt-Dannert
University of Minnesota
Fitting microbial cells with new metabolic capabilities Michael Thomas
Thursday May 8 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Squire Booker
Penn State University
Self-sacrifice as a strategy in enzymatic catalysis: the biosynthesis

Tim Donohue

Thursday May 15 3:30 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Malcolm Campbell
Davidson College
Undergraduates Learning Genomics
Through Research
Jo Handelsman
Monday May 19 3:00 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences

Frans de Bruijn
Laboratory of Plant-Microbe Interactions, INRA-CNRS

Transposomics and stress responses in Sinorhizobium meliloti: The case of the enigmatic tspO gene Jo Handelsman & Department of Plant Pathology
Tuesday May 20 12:00 PM 1220 Microbial Sciences Kevin Young
University of North Dakota
Cell wall synthesis, shape and septation in E. coli: new roles for FtsZ and the amidases Joe Dillard and Michael Thomas

Please contact Michael Thomas (thomas@bact.wisc.edu) or Karen Wassarman (wassarman@bact.wisc.edu) if you are interested in meeting with the seminar speaker.


The Department of Bacteriology Distinguished Lectures in Microbiology are supported in part by Lucigen Corporation, by the J.B. Wilson Fund, the Perry Wilson Fund, and the E.B. Fred Memorial Fund.

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