Seminars
are held in 101 David Clark Labs at 4:00pm on Tuesdays as scheduled.
Refreshments will be served beginning at 3:30 pm
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Jan
22 |
“Plant
Systems Biology: Understanding the Complex Dynamics of Biochemical
Networks” Dr.Cranos
Williams, College of Engineering, NCSU. Host: Heike Sederoff.
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Jan
29
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"Managing
the Literature: Keeping
Current and Keeping Organized."- Dr. Eleanor Smith,
NCSU Libraries. Host: Niki Robertson |
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"Spatial
and temporal variation in the effects of elevated atmospheric
[CO2] on forest photosynthesis and carbon partitioning."-Dr. Ram
Oren, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke Univ. Host:
Bill Hoffmann
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| Feb 26 |
"Rodent
predation and hybridization increase extinction risk of the endangered
plant Lupinus tidestromii " - Dr. Tiffany Knight. Biology
Department, Washington University. Host: Tom Wentworth.
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March 11 |
"Vitamin
B6 biosynthesis in plants and its role in stress responses". Dr. Margo
Daub, Plant Biology, NCSU. Host:
Bill Hoffmann
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March
18 |
"Evolutionary
perspectives on the biosynthesis of plant cell walls"-
Dr. Alison Roberts, Dept. Biological Sciences, University
of Rhode Island. Host: Candace Haigler.
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March 25 |
"Transmission
electron microscopy uniquely reveals phenotypes of Arabidopsis mutants
and novel aspects of cotton fiber development." Dr. Candace
Haigler, Plant Biology, NCSU. Host: Bill Hoffmann.
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April
1 |
B.W. Wells Seminar
" Unusual
signals regulating plant stem cells and development." Dr.Dave
Jackson, Cold Spring Harbor Labs. Host PBGSA
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April
15 |
"Iron
Deficiency Response in Arabidopsis Roots:Spatiotemporal Transcriptional
Profiling to Decipher Regulatory Networks."- Dr. Terri
Long, Biology Department, Duke. Host: Becky
Boston
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| April 22 |
“Fossil
plants from the Triassic of China: A National Geographic
Society Expedition.” Dr.
Brian Axsmith, Department of Biology University of South Alabama.
Host: Jim Mickle. |
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| Spring
2008 Seminar PDF |
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