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Graduate Program in Neuroscience Colloquium Series
2009 - 2010 Schedule

Time: 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.
Location: 2-101 Nils Hasselmo Hall (formerly BSBE)

Colloquia time and location remain the same unless otherwise noted below.
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Fall Semester 2009
Date Speaker and Topic
Sept. 1
Tuesday
Katya Brunette - Thesis Defense
3:00-4:00 PM in 2-101 Nils Hasselmo Hall
"Early Iron Deficiency Alters Structure of Pyramidal Neuron Apical Dendrites and Expression of Genes Associated with Dendrite Development in Hippocampus During Development and in Adulthood in Spite of Early Response to Iron Treatment."
Sept. 9 GPN Welcome Reception
11:30-1:30 PM in 2-101 Nils Hasselmo Hall
Sept. 16 George Wilcox
"Synergistic analgesic interactions: benefits and mechanism"
Sept. 18 Krissy Kallestad - Thesis Defense
3:00-4:00 PM in 1-110 MTRF
"Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and Extraocular Muscle: A potential sparing mechanism with therapeutic implications"
Sept. 23

Alfonso Araque
"Musings on the role of glial cells in information processing in the brain"

Sept. 29
Tuesday

Erwin Ferri - Thesis Defense
"Orexin and NPY Interactions in Feeding Behavior"
9:30-10:00 AM in 3-125 Mayo
Sept. 30 Menno Witter (host: David Redish)
"Functional architecture of the parahippocampal-hippocampal system - A structural view on memory"
Oct. 7

Tom Stoffregen
"Body posture and visual performance on ships at sea"

Neal Viemeister
"Auditory Enhancement: Psychophysics and Physiology"

Oct. 14 Michael Lee
"Modeling Neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Disease"
Oct. 15

Eric Gustafson - Thesis Defense
12:30-1:30 PM in Moos Tower, Room 2-520

Oct. 21 No Colloquium - Society for Neuroscience Meeting
Oct. 28 Lihsia Chen
"A role for L1CAMs in axon guidance and neuronal maintenance"
Nov. 4

John Meitzen
"Noradrenergic modulation of CREB phosphorylation in striatal neurons"

Juergen Konczak
"Lesion-symptom mapping of the human cerebellum"

Nov. 11

Eric Newman
"Regulation of blood flow in the retina in vivo"

Nov. 18 Brock Grill
"How to make a synapse: molecular insight into synaptogenesis and axon extension in C. elegans"
Nov. 25

Cancelled

Dec. 2

Matt Chafee
"Stable cognitive representations coded by rapid sequence of transient network states"

William Engeland

Dec. 9

Michael Potegal
"Short term potentiation as a physiological basis of emotion: A novel hypothesis with a garnish of data"

William Kennedy

Spring Semester 2010
Date Speaker and Topic
Jan. 13

Blaine Schneider

Steve Sullivan

Jan. 20

Justin Barnes

Tiffany Schmidt

Jan. 27

Audrey Royer

Nancy Day

Feb. 3

Adam Steiner

Stephanie Fretham

Feb. 10 MN State Brain Bee - Final Round
Feb. 17  
Feb. 24

Stacy Decker

Rachel Penrod

Mar. 3 No Colloquium (Campus Visit)
Mar. 10

Anna Radke

Britta Veitenheimer-Rupp

Mar. 17 No Colloquium (Spring Break)
Mar. 24

Angela Hewitt

Anna Meehan

Apr. 7

Krista Bluske

Mai Lan Leong

Apr. 14

Jessie Luoma

Claudio Perez-Leighton

Apr. 21 No Colloquium (Brain Awareness Week)
Apr. 28

Dan Schuster

Valerie Hedges

May 5

Chris Stern

Steve Kerrigan

May 12

Laura Stone

Marcos Kuroki

May 19

Maureen Handoko

Rachael Blackman

 
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