Weekly Events

The CMB Seminar is held every Tuesday at Noon in Given Hall A unless otherwise noted.

Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
11:00 am
Environmental Pathology/VCC Seminar
HSRF 200

Noon
Physiology Seminar
Stafford 101

4:00 pm
Biology Seminar
Marsh Life Sci. 105 		8:15 am
Vermont Lung Center Seminar (COBRE)
HSRF 200

9:00 am
Muscle Club
HSRF 400

Noon
CMB Seminar
Given Hall A 		9:00 am
Environmental Pathology

12:15 pm
MMG Seminar
Stafford 101		 8:00 am
Pathology Grand Rounds
HSRF 400

11:00 am
Pharmacology
HSRF 300

Noon
Pathology
HSRF 200

Noon
MD/PhD Program
HSRF 400

4:00 pm
Plant Biology
Marsh Life Sci. 105		 12:15 pm
Biochem Seminar
Given C443

3:30 pm
Neurosci Seminar
HSRF 400


Congratulations Raj Noubade, PhD
Winner of the Arthur Hancock Young Investigator Award


Raj Noubade won the first prize "Arthur Hancock Young Investigator Award" presented at the 37th European Histamine Research Society meeting held May 7-10 in Stockholm, Sweden. The award comes with a cash prize of 1500 euros. Raj Noubade, PhD completed his PhD under the guidance of Cory Teuscher, PhD and is a 2008 graduate of the Cell and Molecular Biology Program.

Current CMB Seminars (PDF)

The CMB seminar is held every Tuesday in Given Hall A. Weekly emails offer details about each seminar. To be placed on this CMB seminar announcement email list, please contact Erin Paveglio. An archive of past CMB student seminars is available here.

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Date
Speaker
Seminar Title

Recent Guest Speakers

Date
Speaker & Institution
Seminar Title
05/31/05 Dave Topham Regulation of extralymphoid influenza specific CD8 T cells via the extracellular matrix
02/15/05 Jeralyn Haraldsen Using small molecules to study invasion by the obligate, intracellular parasite Toxoplasma gondii
11/30/04 Roberto Loi Development of lung airway epithelium in vivo from adult marrow-derived cells
11/02/04 John Condeelis Why Invasive Tumor Cells are track Stars and Why This is Important for Metastasis