Weekly Seminars

The seeds of the CSB were nurtured by regular open meetings that interleave research presentations with tutorials and journal clubs. The basic character of these meetings remains the same: free and open discussions where all are invited, and so-called dumb questions are not only accepted but welcomed. These questions are critical to educating ourselves and forming crucial links between disciplines.

Meetings are held weekly in Room 4233 of the CSB space in the French Family Science Center; during Fall 2009 the meetings are at 2:30pm on Wednesday afternoons.

Date Title Speaker
Sep. 2 Essential Regulatory Features Underlying the Rb-E2F Switch that Controls Mammalian Cell Cycle
Entry
Guang Yao, Duke MGM
Sep. 9 Developing the laboratory mouse as a tool for systems genetics Gary Churchill, The Jackson Laboratory,
Bar Harbor ME
Sep. 16 Post-transcriptional Regulons, Networks and Gene Expression Dynamics Jack Keene, Duke MGM & Marshall Thompson
Sep. 23 Potential landscape and flux framework of nonequilibrium networks: robustness, dissipation, and coherence of biochemical oscillations Jin Wang, SUNY Chemistry & Physics
Sep. 30 No seminar: Imaging Workshop on 10/1 and Annual Symposium on 10/2  
Oct. 7 Degrading the monomers: The effect of differential proteolysis on the function of genetic circuits
Nick Buchler, Duke CSB, Physics & Biology
Oct. 14 A Systems Biology Analysis of Yeast Chemotrophic Growth Tim Elston, UNC Pharmacology
Oct. 21 Genetic clocks from engineered oscillators Jeff Hasty, UCSD Bioengineering
Oct. 28   Steve Haase Group, Duke
Nov. 4 Emergent bistability in bacteria and implications for effective
antibiotic treatment
Cheemeng Tan,
Lingchong You’s Lab
Nov. 11 Discovering the role of small RNA regulatory circuits in plants Molly Megraw, Duke CBB
Nov. 18 Heritability and Evolvability within a Sea Urchin Developmental Gene Regulatory Network David Garfield and Daniel Runcie, Duke Biology
Nov. 25   No Seminar
Dec. 2   No Seminar

 

Spring 2010

Date Title Speaker
Jan. 13 Dissecting the growth signaling network Jeff Chang, Duke IGSP
Jan. 20 Ground tissue networks in Arabidopsis: transcription factors, proteins, and miRNAs Natalie Breakfield, Duke UPGG & Jalean Petricka, Duke Biology
Jan. 27   Walter Fontana, Harvard University/Systems Biology
Feb. 3 Nonlinear Effect of Copy Number Variation on Gene Expression Yuriy Mileyko, Duke Mathematics
Feb. 10 Network analysis of microbial pathogens Jason Papin, University of Virginia, Biomedical Engineering
Feb. 17
Sandy Anderson, Moffitt Cancer Center, Integrative Mathematical Oncology
Feb. 24   Scott Schmidler, Duke Statistical Science
Mar. 3   John Tyson, Virginia Tech, Biology
Mar. 17   Joe Lucas, Duke IGSP
Mar. 24 Predicting gene targets of perturbations via network-based filtering of mRNA expression compendia Eric Kolaczyk, Boston University, Mathematics
Mar. 31   Cliburn Chan, Duke Biostatistics & Bioinformatics
Apr. 7   Ben Scheres, Utrecht University, Biology
Apr. 14   Chao Tang, UCSF Pharmacology
Apr. 21   Elliot Meyerowitz, CalTech, Biology