September 19-20, 2010
3:00 pm | Registration & poster setup |
4:00 | Welcome Reception |
5:00 |
Jim Carrington, CGRB Director Moderator: Lynda Ciuffetti |
5:10 |
Christopher Sulliivan, CGRB
“Recent Advances within the CGRB Computational Infrastructure”
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5:20 |
Mark Leid, Pharmaceutical Sciences “Ctip2/Bcl11b: A Top-Level Regulator of Cell Fate in Multiple Developmental Systems” |
5:45 |
Elliot Meyerowitz, California Institute of Technology “Chemical and Physical Signals and their Interactions in Plant Stem Cell Control”
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6:30-9:00 | Poster Session and Sponsor Displays |
8:30 am | Coffee and Pastries |
9:00 | Joseph Spatafora, Botany & Plant Pathology
“Tolypocladium inflatum: A Home Grown Genome”
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9:25 | Pallavi Phatale, Botany & Plant Pathology
“Genetic Studies to Uncover Rules for Centromere Inheritance”
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9:50 |
Jay Dunlap, Dartmouth Medical School "Genetic and Molecular Dissection of a Simple Circadian System” |
11:00 |
P. Andrew Karplus, Biochemistry and Biophysics “A Beneficial Bulge: TT-Helices and the Evolution of Proteins”
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11:25 |
Richard Spinrad, Vice President for Research “OSU Research Now, Next, and After Next”
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1:15 | Award Presentation |
1:20 |
Gary Ruvkun, Harvard Medical School “Phylogenetic Profiling of the Small RNA Pathway Genes of C. elegans” |
2:05 |
Doug Bryant, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science “Next-Generation Hybrid Empirical-ab initio Gene Prediction” |
2:30 |
Daniel Schafer, Statistics
“Some Lessons from the Biometry of Evolution and the Evolution of Biometry”
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3:30 |
Gene D.Kundson Lectures featuring Peter & Rosemary Grant, Princeton University
“Evolution of Darwin’s Finches: The Roles of Genetics, Ecology and Behavior”
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5:00 | Kundson Lectures Reception |