Spring 2019
The MLS seminar series is a collaboration of the Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology and Ohio State Biochemistry interdisciplinary graduate programs. MLS Seminars are at 4:00 pm in 170 Davis Heart & Lung Research Institute, 473 W. 12th Ave., unless noted.
Spring 2019 MLS Seminar Schedule
There is no MLS Seminar on March 12, 2019 due to Spring Break
January 22, 2019
Adam Smith
University of Akron
Host: TBD
January 29, 2019
Christopher Frasher
UC Davis
Host: Kurt Fredrick, fredrick.5@osu.edu
February 5, 2019
Rachel Brem
The Buck Institue
Host: Sharon Amacher, amacher.6@osu.edu
February 12, 2019
Satchindananda Panda
The Salk Institute
Host: Sung Ok Yoon, yoon@osumc.edu
February 19, 2019
No Seminar
February 26, 2019
Tim Stearns
Stanford
Host: Jian-Qiu Wu, wu.620@osu.edu
March 5, 2019
Lesliee Rose
UC Davis
Host: Adriana Dawes, dawes.33@math.ohio-state.edu
March 12, 2019
No Seminar, Spring Break
March 19, 2019
Jing Chen
Emory University
Host: Deliang Guo, deliang.guo@osumc.edu
March 26, 2019
Abhishek Chatterjee
Boston College
Host: Michael Ibba, ibba.1@osu.edu
April 2, 2019
Christine Seidman
Brigham and Womens
Host: MCDB students, hamilton.1120@buckeyemail.osu.edu
April 9, 2019
Paul Ahlquist
University of Wisconsin
Host: Feng Qu, qu.28@osu.edu
April 16, 2019
Genhong Cheng
UCLA
Host: Shan-Lu Liu, liu.6244@osu.edu
The MLS Seminar Series is the joint seminar of OSBP and MCDB. Travel arrangements for MLS seminar are by Franci Brink (614 292-1463) and Lauren Pasquale (614 292-2804), who can both be reached at mlsseminar@osu.edu. Schedules are coordinated by the host. Contact the chair of the MLS Seminar Committee, Harold Fisk (fisk.13@osu.edu), with speaker suggestions and policy questions. Speaker nominations of Nobel laureates, NAS members, and HHMI investigators are typically granted without further documentation. Nominations of other speakers doing cutting edge research of broad appeal should include a short justification and CV or similar website link. We strongly encourage nominations of emerging young investigators, women, and under-represented minorities. We also encourage nominations from MCDB and OSBP graduate students.