Weekly Events

The CMB Seminar starts in September goes through June. Seminars are presented on Tuesdays from 11:30 am in Davis Auditorium at Flecther Allen. The events listed below are the usual times for these events.

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
11:00 am Environmental Pathology/VCC Seminar HSRF 200 Noon Physiology Seminar Stafford 101 3:35 pm Biology Seminar Marsh Life Sci 105 4:00 pm Pharmacology HSRF 300	8:15 am Vermont Lung Center Seminar (COBRE) HSRF 200 9:00 am Muscle Club HSRF 400 11:30 CMB Seminar Davis Auditorium	9:00 am Environmental Pathology 12:15 pm MMG Seminar Stafford 101 12:30 pm Neuro Grad Journal Club HSRF 400	8:00 am Pathology Grand Rounds HSRF 400 8:30 am Immunobiology HSRF 300 Noon Pathology HSRF 200 Noon MD/PhD Program HSRF 400 12:30 pm Cell Lunch Seminar Marsh 124 4:00 pm Plant Biology Marsh Life Sci 105	12:15 pm Biochem Seminar Given C443 Noon Neuro Seminar HSRF 400
UVM Campus Events COM Weekly Events MD/PhD Seminars (pdf) Neuroscience Events

Current CMB Seminars (PDF)
The CMB seminar is held September through June at 11:30 on Tuesdays in Davis Auditorium unless otherwise noted. Weekly emails offer details about each seminar. To be placed on this CMB seminar announcement email list, please contact Erin Montgomery. An archive of past CMB student seminars is available here.

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Date	Speaker	Seminar Title
02/14/12	Chloe Adams	TBA

Recent Guest Speakers

Date	Speaker & Institution	Seminar Title
04/20/10	Ramiro Barrantes-Reynolds	Detecting Cooperating Amino Acids
08/21/08	Rong Li	Think Small, Think Big, and Think Evolution: What 21st Century Cell Biology has in Store for Us
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
10/19/04	Matthew Hogg	Crystallographic snapshots of a replicative DNA polymerase encountering an abasic site