Events
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124 Taylor Hall 124 Taylor Hall, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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Seminar: Thomas Blanpied, PhD
124 Taylor Hall 124 Taylor Hall, Chapel Hill, North CarolinaAssociate Professor, Physiology Director, CIBR/Physiology Confocal Core Facility University of Maryland Research Focus: Examines protein organization at synapses to understand mechanisms that control this organization to regulate synaptic transmission
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Fusion Seminar: Selena Romero and Fabio Urbina
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Seminar: Andrew Russo, PhD
124 Taylor Hall 124 Taylor Hall, Chapel Hill, North CarolinaResearch Health Specialist | Director of Animal Research | Professor of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics | Professor of Neurology University of Iowa Research Focus: How neurons respond to changes in their environment; regulation of CGRP and its actions in the context of trigeminal-mediated disorders, especially in migraine.
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Fusion Seminar: Zayna King, Dan Michaud, Carlos Patino Descovich
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Seminar: Gary D. Hammer, MD, PhD
124 Taylor Hall 124 Taylor Hall, Chapel Hill, North CarolinaMillie Schembechler Professor of Adrenal Cancer | Director, Endocrine Oncology Program University of Michigan Research Focus: Adrenal cancer, adrenal masses, and adrenal disease
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Fusion Seminar: Yitong Li and Kshitij Sharma
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Seminar: Donald E. Ingber, MD, PhD
124 Taylor Hall 124 Taylor Hall, Chapel Hill, North CarolinaJudah Folkman Professor of Vascular Biology | Professor of Bioengineering Harvard University- Wyss Institute Research Focus: Mechanobiology, tissue engineering, tumor angiogenesis, systems biology, and nanotechnology
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Seminar: Ann Dean, PhD
124 Taylor Hall 124 Taylor Hall, Chapel Hill, North CarolinaSenior Investigator, Gene Regulation & Develop. Sect., Laboratory of Cellular & Develop. Biology NIDDK-National Institutes of Health Research Focus: To understand how cell-specific transcriptomes that define the differentiated tissues of an organism arise from the same genetics blueprint- the genome.
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Seminar: Albert La Spada MD, PhD
124 Taylor Hall 124 Taylor Hall, Chapel Hill, North CarolinaProfessor and Chief, Division of Genetics in Department of Pediatrics | Professor Cell & Molecular Medicine University of California - San Diego Research Focus: Neurodegenerative disease, muscular disease, genetics, translational research, therapeutics