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2008 Seminars

The School has an extensive Seminar Program which reflects the research of the four disciplines. Please contact the School if you wish to receive weekly notification of seminars by E-mail.

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DATE	TOPIC	VENUE
7 March 2008	Role of intramuscular interstitial cells of Cajal in gastric neurotransmission. Dr. Elizabeth Beckett, Physiology Discipline, School of Molecular and Biomedical Science	1pm, Florey Lecture Theatre View Flyer
14 March  2008	Defining the signals that regulate lymphatic vascular development. Dr. Natasha Harvey, Florey Research Fellow, Hanson Institute	1pm, Florey Lecture Theatre View Flyer
9 May 2008	Journeys Through The Nervous System Professor Lyn Beazley, Chief Scientist for Western Australia, University of Western Australia	1pm, Florey Lecture Theatre View Flyer
14 May 2008	Diverse roles for IGF-I and PI3K/Akt signaling in CNS precursors Professor Teresa Wood, University Professor and Rena Warshow Chair in Multiple Sclerosis, Research Department of Neurology & Neurosciences, NHMS-UH Cancer Centre, USA	1pm, MLS 5.01   View Flyer
23 May 2008	Australian model systems for the study of speciation and adaptive evolution Dr. Steven Cooper, Senior Scientist South Australian Museum	1pm, Florey Lecture Theatre  View Flyer
30 May 2008	How much can a koala bare?  The koala retrovirus - a dangerous inheritance A/Professor Paul Young, School of Molecular & Microbial Sciences, University of Queensland	1pm, Florey Lecture Theatre View Flyer
6 June 2008	Misfolding and aggregation in the polyglutamine diseases Professor Stephen Bottomley, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Monash University.	1pm, Florey Lecture Theatre View Flyer
11 July 2008	The origin and control of polyphenic development in insects. Professor Fred Nijhout, Professor of Biology, Duke University, USA	1pm, Florey Lecture Theatre View Flyer
25 July 2008	Genomic analysis of canalization in health and evolution (Henry Bennett Lecture) Professor Greg Gibson, Professor of Human Genetics, School of Integrative Biology, University of Queensland	1pm, Florey Lecture Theatre View Flyer