Spring 2022
MLS Seminars will be held in room 170 Davis Heart & Lung Research Institute (DHLRI) this semester.
Spring 2022 MLS Seminar Schedule
January 25, 2022
Ed Boyden
MIT
Optical Tools for Analyzing and Controlling Biological Systems
Host: Yizhou Dong, dong.525@osu.edu
February 1, 2022
Rong Li
GW School of Medicine & Health Sciences
Breaking Down Cancer Defense Line Against Anti-Tumor Immune Infiltration
Host: Gunjan Agarwal, agarwal.60@osu.edu
February 15, 2022
Wen Tang
The Ohio State University
Birth of germ granules & Death of piRNAs
Host:
February 22, 2022
Zihai Li
The Ohio State University
TBA
Host: Tony Brown, brown.2302@osu.edu
March 8, 2022
Brenda Bass
University of Utah
Divergent Roles of Dicer’s Helicase Domain in Antiviral Defense
Host: Adriana Forero, forero.11@osu.edu
March 22, 2022
E. Dale Abel
UCLA
TBD
Host: OSBP Students, Chathuri Pathirage, pathirage.1@osu.edu
March 29, 2022
Peter Tontonoz
UCLA
New pathways in cellular and systemic lipid transport
Host: Jie Gao, jie.gao@osumc.edu
April 5, 2022
Brian Black
UCSF
Injury-responsive enhancers promote heart regeneration in zebrafish
Host: Mingtao Zhoa, zhao.3201@osu.edu
April 12, 2022
Gloria Brar
UC-Berkeley
Unraveling the unconventional molecular circuitry underlying meiosis
Host: Michael Kearse, michael.kearse@osumc.edu
April 19, 2022
Scott Kennedy
Harvard University
TBA
Host: Wen Tang, tang.542@osu.edu
Save the Date!
May 24, 2022
Life Sciences IGP Annual Symposium
at The Ohio Union
The MLS series is the joint seminar series of OSBP and MCDB. Travel arrangements for MLS seminar are by Franci Brink (614-292-1463), who can be reached at mlsseminar@osu.edu. Schedules are coordinated by the host. Contact the chair of the MLS Seminar Committee, Guramrit Singh (singh.734@osu.edu), with speaker suggestions and policy questions. Speaker nominations of Nobel laureates, NAS members, and HHMI investigators are typically granted without further documentation. Nominations of other speakers doing cutting edge research of broad appeal should include a short justification and CV or similar website link. We strongly encourage nominations of emerging young investigators, women, and under-represented minorities. We also encourage nominations from MCDB and OSBP graduate students.
