Using the transmission electron microscope to explore nanomaterials – the current state of the art
Christian Dwyer
Department of Physics
Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
Michael Wolfgang, PhD, Dept. of Biological Chemistry, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Fatty Acid Metabolism in the Nervous System: Nutrients and Neurodegeneration
March 16th, 3:30 PM
1211 Hector F. DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building
Followed by an informal discussion with the UW Metabolism community lead by Dr. Wolfgang on
“Breaking Bad…Metabolic...
Data-driven protein engineering
Dr. Phillip Romero : UCLA
Biocatalysis Seminar series will highlight faculty candidates in a UW cluster hire search at the cutting-edge of two exciting and rapidly growing areas in the biosciences. If you are interested in meeting with one of the visiting candidates, please contact Pakou Thao (890-2044; pakou.thao@glbrc.wisc.edu)
The CryoEM Revolution Seminar series highlights recent advances in CryoEM
This seminar is presented as part of the CryoEM Revolution seminar series at UW Madison.
To learn more about the series visit www.cryoEM.wisc.edu. To receive emailed seminar notices,
send an email to join-cryoEM@lists.wisc.edu
ITC and Molecular Interactions: Beyond the Kd
Hosted by the Biophysics Instrumentation Facility
A small volume TA Nano Isothermal Titration Calorimeter (ITC) is now available for use in the BIF. This seminar, focuses on the use of the TA Nano ITC, discusses ITC theory, applications and the advantages of small volume ITC.
Presented by Michael Matthews (TA Applications...
Advancements in Western Blotting Technology: Bio-Rad’s Western Workflowdelivers more sensitive results, faster at a lower cost
Hosted by the Biophysics Instrumentation Facility
Speaker: Mohammed Yousef, PhD, Bio-Rad Laboratories
Drop by and Demo-time following the Seminar
The first SFLC Lunch Symposium of the semester will be Tuesday, March 8th at 12 pm in Biochemistry Addition Room 175. Tyler Stanage will be giving a presentation on his research entiltled “Investigating the role of the E. coli MgsA protein at stalled replication forks.” This is a practice talk for an upcoming presentation, so please provide feedback. This is a great opportunity to hear about...
Understanding the mechanism and function of TIPRL in PP2A inhibition
Room 1220, HFD Biochemical Sciences Building
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