Seminars

Date	Speaker	Title	Time & Location
October 5, 2004	Douglas Lauffenberger Professor & Co-Director, Biological Engineering Division, MIT	TBA	12 noon -1 pm S100A BST
April 15, 2004	Carlos Camacho Boston University Department of Biomedical Engineering	Folded to bind: In silico predictions of protein-protein interactions	1.30 - 2.30 pm E1195 BST
March 4, 2004	Steven Wiley Biomolecular Systems Initiative Pacific Northwest National Laboratory	Interrogative Cell Signaling: How Cells Perceive Their Context	12 noon -1 pm S100A BST
February 12, 2004	John Tyson Department of Biology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University	Regulation of the Eukaryotic Cell Cycle: Theory, Computation and Experiment	12 noon -1 pm S123 BST
January 22, 2004	Gerard Hummer Laboratory of Chemical Physics NIH	Water in Confinement: From Nanotubes to Proteins	12 noon -1 pm E1295 BST
December 10, 2003	Ronald Levy Chemistry & Chemical Biology, Co-Director, BIOMAPS Institute for Quantitative Biology, Rutgers University	Effective Potentials for Protein Folding and Binding with Thermodynamic Constraints	12 noon -1 pm S100A BST
November 25, 2003	Qiang Cui Department of Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, Madison	Preliminary insights into mechanochemical couplings in myosin with molecular simulations	12 noon - 1 pm, S100A BST South
October 13, 2003	Arieh Warshel Department of Chemistry, University of Southern California	Computer Simulations of Protein Functions: From Enzymes to Ion Channels and Other Functioning Biological Systems	12 noon - 1 pm, S123 BST