UBC Zoology-Images of the Cell

Speaker	Date	Host
Peter Walter Dept of Biochemistry & Biophysics, UCSF, San Francisco, CA Major breakthroughs in the fundamental process by which order and compartmentalization are achieved and maintained in living cells.	Monday Sept. 29 /03, 5:00 PM Green College Coach House Green College Thematic Lecture Series Cell Biology: The Image of Life Tuesday Sept. 30/03 – 12:30PM Wesbrook 100 Micro. & Immunol./Cell Biology seminar series How the ER talks to the nucleus	Linda Matsuuchi Dept. of Zoology Faculty of Science Christian Naus Dept. of Anatomy & Cell Biology Faculty of Medicine
Sydney Brenner The Salk Institute of Biological Studies, San Diego, CA 2002 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries concerning genetic regulation of organ development and programmed cell death	Monday Oct. 20/03, 4:00–6:00 PM Hebb Theatre Gairdner Foundation Lecture From Genes to Organisms Tuesday Oct. 21/03 - 5PM Green College Coach House Green College Thematic Lecture Series Cell Biology and Development: The Image of Birth	Christian Naus Dept. of Anatomy & Cell Biology Faculty of Medicine Linda Matsuuchi Dept. of Zoology Faculty of Science
Guy Salvesen Burnham Institute, La Jolla, CA At the forefront of video imaging cells undergoing death; his discoveries have uncovered key elements of the cell death pathways.	Friday Nov. 28/03, 12:00 PM CEME 1204 Biochem & Molec. Biol. Discussion Group Functional proteomics as a method to define caspase activity Monday Dec. 1 /03, 5:00 PM Green College Coach House Green College Thematic Lecture Series Cell Biology and Disease: The Image of Death	Chris Overall Dept. of Oral & Biological Medical Sciences Faculty of Dentistry
Freda Miller Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto, ON Made headlines last year with her discovery that stem cells can be harvested from human adult skin; a possible alternative to the more controversial embryonic stem cells.	Monday Dec. 8 /03, 5:00 PM Green College Coach House Green College Thematic Lecture Series Cell Biology of Stem Cells: The Image of Rebirth Tuesday Dec. 9 /03 1PM Anatomy Lecture Theatre Rm1B Friedman Cell Biology Seminar Series The search for accessible stem cells for the nervous system	Christian Naus Dept. of Anatomy & Cell Biology Linda Matsuuchi Dept. of Zoology Faculty of Science
Marcus E. Raichle Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, Washington University, St, Louis, MO Images of the brain using cutting edge technology yields surprising and exciting insights into the mind	Monday Feb 2 /04, 5:00 PM Green College Coach House Green College Thematic Lecture Series Cell Biology and Neuroscience: The Image of the Mind	Jon Stoessl Director, Pacific Parkinson's Research Center Faculty of Medicine
Bruce Edgar Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Seattle, WA Of flies and men: genetic dissection of the pathway that controls the cell cycle	Monday Feb. 23 /04, 5:00 PM Green College Coach House Green College Thematic Lecture Series Cell Biology and Genetics: The Image of the Future Tuesday Feb. 24 /04, 4:00 - 5:00 PM Room TBA Genetics Program Seminar Growth and cell cycle control in Drosophila	Hugh Brock Dept. of Zoology and the Graduate Program in Genetics
Steve Reppert Dept. of Neurobiology, Univ. of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA Ground breaking studies into revealing the intricate molecular mechanism that ticks away in many different cells and tissues throughout the body.	Monday Mar. 8 /04, 5:00 PM Green College Coach House Green College Thematic Lecture Series The Cell Biology of Time: Clock Genes	Steve Vincent The Graduate Program in Neuroscience Max Cynader Brain Research Centre
Jeff Dangl Dept. of Biology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC New discoveries in the cell biology of plant responses to pathogen infection and programmed cell death	Monday Apr 5/04, 5:00 PM Green College Coach House Green College Thematic Lecture Series Why study plant cell biology at all in a world dominated by human health concerns and pre-med curricula? Tuesday Apr 6/04, 12:30 PM Biosciences 2000 Botany /Micro. & Immunol. seminar series – A multi-protein complex controls plant disease resistance- Does it also control disease susceptibility?	Carl Douglas Head, Dept. of Botany Faculty of Science

Co-Chairs

Dr. Christian Naus, Cell Biology Group/Dept of Anat. & Cell Biology/Dept. of Physiology, 2-2498, cnaus@interchange.ubc.ca
Dr. Linda Matsuuchi, Cell Biology Group/Dept. of Zoology, 2-4881, matsuchi@zoology.ubc.ca

UBC sponsorship

Green College
The Cell Biology Group
Dept. of Anatomy and Cell Biology
Dept. of Zoology
Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology
Dept. of Botany
Graduate Program in Genetics
Neurosciences Graduate Program
Brain Reseach Center
Faculty of Medicine
Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Dept. of Physiology
B.C. Cancer Agency
Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute
Dept. of Medical Genetics
Faculty of Science

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