Nikolaus Rajewsky, (212) 327-8039, fax (212) 327-8544, nr_@_edsb.rockefeller.edu
Jan
7-host: Michael Elowitz
Steven Strogatz
Cornell University
A Weird Phase Transition in a Growing Network
Jan 15 2:30pm NOTE TIME CHANGE -host: E.
D. Siggia
Mike Tyers
MSHRI
Coupling of Cell Growth and Cell Division in Yeast
Jan 21 -host: M. Elowitz
Andrei Levchenko
Johns Hopkins
Information transfer in signal transduction pathways: understanding through
modeling and experiment- Abstract
Jan 28 -host: N. Rajewsky
Dieter Braun
The Rockefeller University
Convective PCR and Thermophoretic Trapping: Physical Approaches to the Origin of Life. Abstract
Feb 4 -host: M. Elowitz
Francois Nedelec
EMBL, Heidelberg
Studying the Balance of Forces in the Mitotic Spindle with Computer
Simulations - Abstract
Feb 7 Note: FRIDAY, 2pm! -host:
E. van
The Cambrian Metazoan Radiation: A Paleobiologist looks at development
Feb 11 -host: M. Elowitz
Piet de Boer
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Title to be announced
Feb 18 -host: N. Rajewsky
Ned Wingreen
NEC
Title to be announced
March 5 -host: N. Rajewsky
Eric Davidson
Caltech
Title to be announced
March 11 -host: M. Elowitz
Hao Li
UCSF
Title to be announced
March 25 -host: E. Siggia
Martin Kreitman
Title to be announced
April 1-host: M. Elowitz
Jay Dunlap
Genetic and Molecular Dissection of
Simple Circadian System
April 8
Connecting the genome to the cytoplasm
April 15-host: M.
April 22-host: M.
Harvard University
Title to be announced
April 29-host: M. Elowitz
Oregon State University
The Uncultured Microbial Majority
May 6-host: M. Elowitz
Princeton University
Title to be announced
May 27-host: M. Elowitz
Chenjian Li
Weill Medical College of Cornell University
BAC To The Future: New Molecular Genetic
Tools To Study Neuronal Functions And Dysfunctions
Sept. 16 -host: A. Libchaber
Yann LeCun
New York University
End-to-end learning of visual categories
Sept. 23 -host: N. Buchler
Chao Tang
NEC Research Institute
The yeast cell cycle network is robustly designed
Sept. 30 -host: E. Siggia
Jon Widom
Northwestern University
Chromosome structure and gene regulation
Oct. 7 -host: M. Magnasco
Adrienne Fairhall
Princeton University
Neural computation, adaptation and information processing
Oct. 14 -host: N. Buchler
Yitzhak Rabin
Bar-Ilan University
Transport of DNA and proteins through nuclear pores
Oct. 20 Special: MONDAY, 4pm! -host:
D. Braun
Peter Fromherz
Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry
Semiconductor chips with ion channels and brain
Oct. 21 -host: A. Libchaber
Bob Austin
Princeton University
Tales from topological oceans
Oct. 28 -host: A. Libchaber
Jayanth Banavar
Penn State University
Geometry and physics of proteins
Nov. 4 -- NO SEMINAR
Nov. 11 -host: N. Buchler
Chris Wiggins
Columbia University
Statistical analysis and classification of biological networks via words and walks
Nov. 18 -host: N. Buchler
Ralf Bundschuh
Ohio State University
Quantitative modeling of single-molecule RNA force-extension experiments
Nov. 25 -- NO SEMINAR
Dec. 2 -host: N. Buchler
Attila Becskei
M.I.T.
Control of yeast cell cycle oscillations by nuclear transport
Dec. 8 Special: MONDAY, 4pm! -host:
S. Leibler
Yuhai Tu
IBM Research
Heterogenous receptor cross talk and signal amplification: some recent results on bacterial chemotaxis
Dec. 9 -host: E. Siggia
Reka Albert
Penn State University
Topology and robustness of the segment polarity gene network
Dec. 16 -host: A. Libchaber
John Bechhoefer
Simon Fraser University
Chromatin loops, origin spacing, and the random completion problem for DNA replication