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Pathobiology Department Seminar Series

COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY SEMINAR SERIES

Thursdays, 11:00 A.M., Atwater, Room A001
(Coffee 10:30 A.M., Pathobiology Lounge)

Fall Semester 2009

 

September 3, 2009

Dr. Durland Fish
Yale School of Public Health
 New Haven, CT

 

September 10, 2009

Dr. Herbert Van Kruiningen    

  Dept. of Pathobiology & Veterinary Science
University of Connecticut
 Storrs, CT

“Where are the Weapons of Mass Destruction: Mycobacterium paratuberculosis in Crohn’s Disease”

September 17, 2009

Dr. Barry Knox    
SUNY Upstate Medical University

“Molecular Basis of Genetic Blinding Disease: Rhodospin Mutants and Retinal Degeneration”

September 24, 2009

TBA

TBA

October 1, 2009

Dr. Ruth M. Ruprecht    

 Dana-Faber Cancer Institute
 Harvard Medical School
Cambridge, MA

TBA

October 8, 2009

Dr. George Sandusky
 Indiana Medical School
Indianapolis, IN

“Human Tissue Banking and IHC for Cancer Biomarker Research”

October 15, 2009

TBA

TBA

October 22, 2009

Dr. Paul Hudson
 Center for Disease Control
Atlanta, GA

“Poxvirus Research in the Modern Era”

October 29, 2009

TBA

TBA

November 5, 2009

Dr. Sibi Samal
Virginia Maryland Regional
College of Veterinary Medicine       College Park, MD

"Novel New Castle Disease Virus Vector Vaccine for Avian Influenza"

November 12, 2009          

Dr. Grant McFadden
Dept of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology College of Medicine
Gainsville, Florida

“The Curious Road from Poxvirus Immune Evasion to Oncolytic Virotherapy”

November 19, 2009

Dr. Rebecca Gast
Woods Hole Oceanographic
Falmouth, MA

“Legions of Legionella in the Coastal Marine Environment: Potential Implications for Human Health”

November 26, 2009

Thanksgiving Break

 

  December 3, 2009

Dr. Samuel Rivera
 Zoo Atlanta
 Atlanta, GA

“Detection of Key Factors in the Development of Fibropapillomas in Green Sea Turtles”

December 10, 2009

Dr. Mulumebet Worku
Department of Animal Science
North Carolina A&T State University  Greensboro, NC

“Ligand – Receptor Interactions in Ruminant Innate Immunity”

 

 

 

 

 

(IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ARRANGE TO MEET WITH ANY OF THESE SPEAKERS, PLEASE CALL (860) 486-4178).