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
6TH ANNUAL MATTHEW N. LEVY LECTURE
"Beta-Adrenergic Receptor Signaling: Evolving Concepts and Therapeutics
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Recent Seminars
DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Allosteric modulation of monoamine transporters as a therapeutic target for drug addiction
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"APOL1 & the Pandemic Year: Race, Ancestry & COVID-19
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Activation and regulation of a family of tyrosine kinases unique to bacteria
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Mechanisms of Central Oxidant Stress and the Regulation of Sympathetic Nerve Activity: Implications for Cardiovascular Disease
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Cellular mechanisms of persistent activity and mnemonic representations in cortical brain regions
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"Disease-causing synaptic receptor variants
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"From lipid/detergent - protein interactions to host - pathogen interactions, how do (some) membrane proteins work?
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Cryo-EM structure of amyloid fibrils formed by the entire low complexity domain of TDP-43
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Activation of the GABA-A receptor by combinations of orthosteric and allosteric agonists
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"ALIX in Wonderland: Multivalency, Phosphorylation-mediated Amyloids, Autoinhibition, and Endosomal Membrane Interactions
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Dioxygenase Dysfunction Presents Therapeutically Targetable Vulnerabilities in Cancer
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Chemical Biology of Protein Aggregation in Membraneless Organelles and the Stressed Proteome
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DEPARTMENT SEMINAR
"Molecular mechanisms of fear learning in mice and beyond
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