Biological Physics Seminar - Spring 2009
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Location: Goldwater 487
Seminar talks are presented at 4:00 pm on Wednesdays. Refreshments begin at 3:45 PM. Click on seminar date to schedule a meeting with the speaker. (Scheduling with upcoming speakers will become accessible 3 days before the seminar date)
January 21, 2009
On the Characterization of Protein Flexibility
Lydia Kavraki
Rice University
Host: Mike Thorpe
January 28, 2009
Can quantum mechanics be used to read genomes?
Stuart Lindsay
Arizona State University
Host: Tim Newman
Special Location: Biodesign B105
February 4, 2009
Dual-focus confocal fluorescence spectroscopy
Joerg Enderlein
University of Goettingen, Germany
Host: Robert Ros
February 11, 2009
Scaling of noisy fluctuations in complex networks and applications to network detection
Wenxu Wang
Arizona State University
Host: Ying-Cheng Lai
February 18, 2009
Physics of bacterial cell division
Sean Sun
Johns Hopkins University
Host: Tim Newman
February 25, 2009
Deciphering the Embryo's Biomechanical Morphogenetic Code
Brenda Rongish
The University of Kansas Medical Center
Host: Timothy Newman
Special Location: Biodesign B105
March 4, 2009
The biophysical properties of microtubules and their technological potential
Jack Tuszynski
Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Host: Paul Davies
Special Location: PSF 372
March 11, 2009
No Seminar - Spring Break
March 18, 2009
Therapeutic HPV DNA Vaccination Strategies for Clinical Trials
T.C. Wu
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Host: Frank Tsen & Otto Sankey
March 25, 2009
Digital Chemistry
Neal Woodbury
Arizona State University
Host: Tim Newman
Special Location: Biodesign B105
April 1, 2009
Roles of Protein Disorder in Cell Signaling
Keith Dunker
Indiana University
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Host: Sara Vaiana
April 15, 2009
How Viruses Make New Viruses
Rob Phillips
California Institute of Technology
Host: Marcia Levitas
April 22, 2009
Paint by numbers: patterning in sheets of cells
Stanislav Shvartsman
Princeton University
Host: Tim Newman
Special Location: Biodesign B105
April 29, 2009
What can we learn from approximate models for complex biomolecules?
Qiang Cui
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Host: Arjan van der Vaart
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