Guest Seminars 08-09
The MBB Guest Seminars are presented by distinguished speakers on research in molecular biology.
Seminar Programme for Academic Year 2008-09Gene Punctuation in EukaryotesProf. Nick Proudfoot FRS University of Oxford Wednesday October 29th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 The 26th William Ferdinand Memorial LectureGenome Repair at Atomic Resolution Prof. Thomas Carell, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Thursday November 6th at 16:30 in MBB F2 Plasmid Segregation MechanismsProf. Kenn Gerdes University of Newcastle Wednesday November 12th at 13:10 in MBB F2 Genome dynamics and the evolution of bacterial pathogensProf. Julian Parkhill Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Wednesday November 19th at 13:10 in MBB F2 Indecent exposure: the risks of traversing the cell cyle with unprotected telomeresDr. Julie Cooper Cancer Research UK Wednesday November 26th at 13:10 in MBB F2 Electron microscopy of molecular motorsProf. John Trinick University of Leeds Wednesday December 3rd at 13:10 in MBB F2 A new perspective on enzyme catalysisProf. Nigel Scrutton University of Manchester Wednesday December 10th at 13:10 in MBB F2 The 2nd Alan Roper Memorial LectureFrom genes to malaria control – a journey from Sheffield to Africa Prof. Janet Hemingway Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Thursday January 15th at 16:00 in MBB F2 How to avoid getting stuck in the wrong membrane - cellular safeguards in the insertion of tail-anchored membrane proteinsDr. Blanche Schwappach University of Manchester Wednesday February 11th at 13:10 in MBB F2 Tales of a two-stroke motor: the mechanism of the GroEL/S chaperoninDr. Steve Burston University of Bristol Wednesday February 18th at 13:10 in MBB F2 C A N C E L L E DWednesday February 25th at 13:10 in MBB F2 That's impossible! The transport of folded proteins across the bacterial cytoplasmic membraneProf. Tracy Palmer University of Dundee Wednesday March 4th at 13:10 in MBB F2 Thermostabilisation and structure determination of a beta 1-adrenergic receptorDr. Chris Tate Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge Wednesday March 11th at 13:10 in MBB F2 Lantibiotics: unusual drugs made by unusual bugsProf. Mervyn Bibb John Innes Centre Wednesday March 18th at 13:10 in MBB F2 C A N C E L L E DWednesday March 18th at 13:10 in MBB F2 Investigating the biology of plant infection by the rice blast fungus Magnaporthe griseaProf. Nick Talbot University of Exeter Wednesday April 1st at 13:10 in MBB F2 Molecular chaperones in posttranslational protein targetingDr. Ben Abell Sheffield Hallam University Wednesday April 29th at 13:10 in MBB F2 Investigating the Catalysis of Phosphate TransferProf. Jon Waltho University of Sheffield Wednesday May 6th at 13:10 in MBB F2 The Harrison LectureStructural Biology of Bacterial Secretion Systems Prof. Gabriel Waksman UCL London Wednesday May 13th at 13:10 in MBB F2 |