UCL Research Dept. Cell & Developmental Biology

UCL RESEARCH DEPARTMENT OF
CELL AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

Special Seminars

See also CDB Seminars, Exploring Science and Society Seminars and Related Seminars
Please contact seminar host if you would like to meet the speaker
All CDB seminars are free and everyone is welcome to attend

Autumn term 2009
	Tuesday 10 November 2009 at 4pm Prof Robb Krumlauf Scientific Director, Stowers Institute for Medical Research, USA Title: Regulating bone and tooth development Venue: A V Hill Lecture Theatre, Anatomy Building, Gower Street Host: Prof Claudio Stern
	Wednesday 11 November 2009 at 1pm Biosciences special seminar Dr Thomas Gillingwater School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Edinburgh Title: Preventing synaptic breakdown in neurodegenerative disease Venue: Room 106, 1st Floor, Anatomy Building, Gower Street Host: Prof Susan Evans
	Thursday 19 November 2009 at 4pm *Biosciences special seminar* Dr Thomas Koppe Institut für Anatomie und Zellbiologie, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität Greifswald, Germany Title: The primate paranasal sinuses: morphology and functional considerations Venue: Room 106, 1st Floor, Anatomy Building, Gower Street Host: Prof Susan Evans
Spring term 2010
	Thursday 18 March, 2010 at 5pm The 2010 J Z Young Memorial Lecture Venue: J Z Young Lecture Theatre, Anatomy Building, Gower Street Followed by reception in room 106, Anatomy Building Speaker and title of seminar to be confirmed See also: Tansey, E.M. and Andrews, P.L.R. (1998) J Z Young (1907-1997): an appreciation. Journal of the Autonomic Nervous System, 72, 1-3
Summer term 2010
	tbc Wednesday 12 May, 2010 Prof Lewis Cantley Division of Medical Sciences, Harvard University Host: Dr Geraint Thomas

Background photograph: Retinal ganglion cell courtesy of Becker lab

Seminar Series Organiser: Glenda Young, xt. 33346

Thursday 26 Nov
@ 11am
Gavin de Beer Lecture Theatre
CDB PhD Seminars

Latha Ramakrishnan
"Molecular characterisation of novel ADP-Ribosyl Cyclases from the sea urchin"

Ferran Lloret Vilaspasa
"Hox pattern design in the early vertebrate embryo: insights into tissue specificity and coordination"

Gemma Girdler
"Does an intrinsic timer control the timing of cell polarisation during neural tube formation in zebrafish?"

Thursday 26 Nov @ 1pm
Room 106
Anatomy Building
Prof Alexei Tepikin
Liverpool University

"From Ca2+ signalling to bioenergetics and cell damage - tales of good and bad Ca2+"

Exploring Science
& Society Seminar
Thursday 26 Nov
@ 5.30pm
Room 106
Anatomy Building
Prof Chris Frith,
Institute of Neurology

"Neuroscience,
Free Will and Responsibility"

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