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Life Sciences Seminar Series

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Hall A150, Sciences II

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Maya Schuldiner

Weizmann Institute of Sciences, Israel

Systematic approaches to study organelle biology

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Beverley Glover

University of Cambridge, UK

Evolution and development of petal nanostructures that influence animal behaviour

Hall A150, Sciences II

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Adam Frost

UCSF, USA

Toward Atomic Resolution Understanding of Cellular Membranes and Membrane-Remodeling Machines

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Thomas Jentsch

FMP and MDC, Berlin, Germany

The volume-regulated anion channel VRAC: molecular identity and diverse functions

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Manuel Thery

CEA, IUH Hopital Saint Louis. Paris, France

Architecture and mechanics of microtubule networks

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Susan Mango

Biozentrum - Basel, Switzerland

Dynamic chromatin in development

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Laura Machesky

CRUK Beatson Institute, UK

Signaling to actin dynamics in cancer invasion and metastasis

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Francesc Posas

IRB Barcelona, Spain

Stress adaptation in eukaryotes; the role of stress-activates protein kinases

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David Stern

Janelia Research Campus, USA

Neural changes underlying fly song evolution

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Henrik Kaessmann

ZMBH, University of Heidelberg, Germany

The evolution of mammalian gene expression programs

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Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz

Howard Hughes Medical Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, USA

Pathways of organelle-organelle cross-talk and their role(s) in cell metabolism and homeostasis

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Carien Niessen

Department of Dermatology and CECAD, University of Cologne, Germany

Cell adhesion and polarity signaling in making, maintaining and breaking epithelial barriers

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Manajit Hayer-Hartl

MPI Munich, Germany

Chaperone machineries for the biogenesis and metabolic repair of RuBisCO, the most abundant enzyme in nature

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David Agard

UCSF, USA

Structural mechanisms of microtubule nucleation and centrosome assembly

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Pamela Ronald

University of California Davis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, USA

Serving up Science: Plant Genetics and the Future of Food