CCSB Seminars

2007 SEMINARS
DATE	TITLE	SPEAKER
01/10/07	Interrogating genome-scale reconstructions of integrated signaling, regulatory, and metabolic networks	Jason Papin University of Virginia
01/31/07	From Sequences to Science – New Perspectives on Protein Sequences and Structures	William Pearson University of Virginia
02/09/07	Adaptively inferring human transcriptional subnetworks	Michael Zhang Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories
02/22/07	Multi-cell Agent-based Simulations of Vascular Tissue Patterning	Shayn Peirce-Cottler University of Virginia
03/14/07	System-Level Analysis of Metabolic Homeostasis in Yeast	David Botstein Princeton University
03/19/07	Cardiac systems biology: from networks to function	Jeff Saucerman University of Virginia
04/04/07	Evolution and Specificity of Protein Kinase pathways	Sharad Ramanathan Harvard University
04/26/07	Biological automata	Kobi Benenson Harvard University
05/02/07	Engineering Gene Networks: Integrating Synthetic Biology & Systems Biology	Jim Collins Boston University
05/10/07	Looking at C. elegans early development and evolution	Fabio Piano New York University
06/04/07	Partition diagrams of phase space according to the signs of eigenvalues	Rene Thomas Université Libre de Bruxelles
06/12/07	Effect of genomic mutations on fitness, function, and phenotype	Shamil Sunyaev BWH, Harvard Medical School
06/21/07	Genetic and chemical inference from dynamics of protein complexes in living cells	Steve Michnick University of Montreal
6/27/07	Using a systems approach to understand EGF receptor signaling	Steven Wiley Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
07/24/07	SEBINI-CABIN – a software architecture to support systems biology through network inference	Ronald Taylor Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
07/25/07	Learning to Express Mammalian Proteins	Jim Hartley NCI/SAIC
08/01/07	Systems biology to investigate biochemical pathways for metabolic functions in vivo	Paul Maciejewski Yale University
08/03/07	From Signatures to Models: understanding cancer through microarrays	Aviv Regev Harvard University
08/28/07	Using RNA-Binding Proteins and microRNA Targeting to Study the mRNP Code	Scott Tenenbaum University at Albany-SUNY
09/17/07	How structural networks influence cellular information processing networks	Donald Ingber Children's Hospital Boston
09/25/07	Antibiotic interaction networks and drug resistance	Roy Kishony Harvard Medical School
11/29/07	From Genome to Organism to Population: Insights from Models and Measures of Virus Growth	John Yin University of Wisconsin
12/11/07	Manipulating the interaction specificity of bZIP coiled coils and Bcl-2 family proteins	Amy Keating MIT

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