2000 SPRING SEMINARS
Tuesdays at 12:00noon
341 Bardeen Labs
March 7 
Dr. Gary E. Lyons
Anatomy Deptartment, University of Wisconsin Medical School
   "mCTBP2, an essential repressor involved in embryonic cardiovascular development" 
 Dr. Gary Lyons, 262-2874 or gelyons@facstaff.wisc.edu
 
March 14 
Spring Break - No Seminar
 
March 21
Erik Dent
Anatomy Deptartment, University of Wisconsin Medical School
"Movement and Reorganization of Microtubules in Growth Cones and 
Developing Interstitial Branches"
Erik Dent, 262-4373 or ewdent@facstaff.wisc.edu
 
March 28 
+Dr. Alev Eriser
Center for Neural Science, New York University
"Afferent-target relations in the thalamus and developing visual cortex"
Host: Dr. Dan Uhlrich, 262-8465 or uhlrich@macc.wisc.edu
 
March 29
Dr. Rogers Hollingsworth
History and Sociology, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  "Why Some Universities Make Many Major Discoveries but Most Make None."
 Anatomy/Pharmacology Joint Seminar
125 McArdle at noon
PLEASE NOTE Date and Location
Dr. Rogers Hollingsworth, 263-2960 or hollingswort@ssc.wisc.edu
 
April 4 
+ Dr. Nancy Wall
Biology Department, Lawrence University, Appleton, WI
  "Bone Morphogenetic Protein (BMP) Related Genes in Embryonic Development"
Host: Margaret Dame
 
April 11 
+Dr. Paul Letourneau
Deptartment of Neuroscience, University of Minnesota 
 "Nerve growth cone motility is regulated by interactions of guidance cues"
Host: Dr. Peter Baas, 262-7307 or pwbass@facstaff.wisc.edu
 
April 18
*Dr. Nipam Patel
Department of Organismal Biology and Anatomy, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Univ. of Chicago
 "The Evolution of Morphological and Developmental Innovations"
Dr. Gary Lyons, 262-2874 or gelyons@facstaff.wisc.edu
 
April 25
To be announced
 
May 2
+Dr. Ian Thompson
Oxford University, Oxford, UK
  ""Eyes wide shut: early events in the formation of functional connections 
in visual cortex"
Host: Dr. Ray Guillery, 263-4763 or rguiller@facstaff.wisc.edu 
 
May 9
To be announced
 
May 16
To be announced
 
May 23
Dr. John K. Harting
Anatomy Deptartment, University of Wisconsin Medical School
"Studies of the Visual/Oculomotor Striatum."
 Dr. John Harting, 262-4410 or jharting@facstaff.wisc.edu 
 
*Sponsored by the Anatomy Department and the Developmental Biology Training Grant
+Walter Sullivan - Funded Seminars

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