Seminars
During the academic year, we sponsor a seminar on most Mondays at 4:00 PM, in the Lecture Hall (E501). We pride ourselves on presenting, at almost every seminar, an eminent scholar from around the country or around the globe.
Upcoming Seminars
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Pharmacy
March 27, 2023
4 p.m.
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5 p.m.
School of Medicine E501
Hosted by: Alethia Dixon
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Epoxylipids and Vascular and Kidney Function: A Journey from Physiology to Clinical Trials"
University of Washington School of Pharmacy
April 10, 2023
4 p.m.
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5 p.m.
School of Medicine E501
Hosted by: Kevin Felt
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"CYP2J2 and its role in cardioprotection"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Multi-scale simulation analysis of protein allostery"
Recent Seminars
10TH ANNUAL ULRICH HOPFER LECTURE
"Performing under stress: the role of intercalated cells in the renal regulation of potassium homeostasis"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Computational Aided Drug Discovery From Small Compound Inhibitors to Nanobodies Against Tyrosine Kinase of EGFR"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Quantifying Mistargeted Secretory Protein in Living Cells"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Channeling inflammation: Gasdermins in physiology and disease"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Cullin Ring Ubiquitin Ligases: Mechanisms of Monogenic Hypertension"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"The missing link: the unique membrane damage mechanism of candidalysin"
DEPARTMENT SPECIAL SEMINAR
"Integrating Science into Surf Apparel Design"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Keeping sperm out of fertilized eggs"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Structure and function of rhodopsin in health and disease"
7TH ANNUAL MATTHEW N. LEVY LECTURE
"Exercise & Experiments of Nature"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"GABA transporters and oxidative brain injury in extreme hyperoxia"
University of California – San Francisco School of Medicine
Oct. 12, 2022
4 p.m.
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5 p.m.
School of Medicine 5th floor Bridge
Hosted by: Nami Tajima, PhD
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FRONTIERS IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES LECTURE
"Synaptic memory and CaMKII"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Yin-yang imbalance: drug-induced neuroplasticity of inhibitory and excitatory synapses"
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Corrective protein quality control prevents wasteful ER-associated degradation"
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