Combi Seminars

Co-sponsored by the Department of Genomes Sciences and the Computational Molecular Biology (CMB) Program, the Combi Seminars focus specifically on developments in molecular and computational biology-related research and often feature UW faculty and researchers from regionally affiliated centers and institutes.

All Combi Seminars take place on Wednesdays from 1:30 - 2:30 in Foege Auditorium unless otherwise noted.
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Please follow this link for a listing of past seminars.

Spring 2013 - reserved for postdoctoral research talks

April 17 - Jonathon Burman
"Using Drosophila to study mitochondrial dysfunction and neurodegenerative disease" 

April 24 - Ferhat Ay, Martin Kircher

May 1 - Sandra Zimmerman
"Proteomics meets tubulogenesis: Regulation of tube elongation during dorsal appendage formation"

May 8 -

Sarah Zanders
"Cheating Chromosomes in Meiosis and Mitosis"

Ivan Liachko
"Next Generation Genetics: Merging Classic and Next-Generation Tools to Dissect Functional DNA Elements in Diverse Yeasts"

May 15 - Celia Payen, Megan Dennis

Celia Payen
“Mechanism of formation of large inverted duplications”

Megan Dennis
“Characterization of human-specific duplicated genes implicated in neurocognitive traits”

May 22 - James Urton

James Urton
"Chromatin Landscape Diversity in Arabidopsis thaliana"

May 29 - Kyle Siebenthall, Stuart Davidson

June 5 - Calvin Mok, Adam Warner

June 12 - reserved

Summer 2013 seminars, if scheduled, will be held in Health Sciences T-747.

Autumn 2013

October 2 - Dr. Alexander Ratushny
Seattle Biomed and Institute for Systems Biology

October 9 -

October 16 -

October 23 -

October 30 -

November 6 -

November 13 -

November 20 -

December 4 -