Fall Term 2010 | |
October 6, 2010 | Sophien Kamoun The Sainsbury Laboratory John Innes Centre Norwich, United Kingdom “The secrets of a plant killer: Evolution and function of Phytophthora effectors” Host: Niklaus Grunwald |
October 20, 2010 | Matteo Pellegrini Department of Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology University of California, Los Angeles “Epigenetic and Transcriptomic Profiling using Illumina Sequencers” Host: Jim Carrington |
November 3, 2010 | Canceled |
November 17, 2010 | Judith Berman Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Development University of Minnesota “Centromeres and neocentromeres in Candida albicans” Host: Michael Freitag |
Postponed to January 26, 2011 | Inder Verma Laboratory of Genetics The Salk Institute for Biological Studies “Cancer: a malady of genes” Host: Arup Indra |
Winter Term 2011 | |
January 12, 2011 | Cancelled |
January 26, 2011 | Inder Verma Laboratory of Genetics The Salk Institute for Biological Studies “Cancer: a malady of genes” Host: Arup Indra |
February 9, 2011 | W. Kelley Thomas Hubbard Center for Genome Studies University of New Hampshire “Ultra-deep 454 sequencing of the meiofaunal biosphere: practice, promises and pitfalls” Host: Dee Denver |
February 23, 2011 | Cancelled |
March 9, 2011 CANCELLED | Danny Schnell Biochemistry and Molecular Biology University of Massachusetts at Amherst “Studies of Chloroplast Protein Targeting and Membrane Expansion as a Model for Understanding Organelle Biogenesis and Homeostasis” Host: Valerian Dolja |
Spring Term 2011 | |
April 6, 2011 | Ruedi Aebersold Institute of Molecular Systems Biology Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich Zürich, Switzerland “Proteomics and Systems Biology” Host: Mark Leid |
April 20, 2011 | Jeffrey Townsend Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Yale University “Phylogenetic and comparative transcriptomic analysis of fungal fruiting body development”Host: Joey Spatafora |
Friday, April 29, 2011 | Ellen Rothenberg Division of Biology California Institute of Technology“ Transcriptional control of T-cell lineage identity” Host: Mark Leid |
June 1, 2011 | Graham Hatfull Department of Biological Sciences University of Pittsburgh “Exploration and Exploitation of Mycobacteriophages” Hosts: Dee Denver, Theo Dreher and Barbara Taylor |
Fall Conference 2009
September 20-21, 2009
Program
3:00 pm | Registration & poster setup |
4:00 | Welcome Reception |
5:00 | Jim Carrington, CGRB DirectorAchievements of the Computational & Genome Biology Initiative |
5:20 | Noah Fahlgren, MCB Graduate ProgramSmall RNA Transcriptome Profiling and Evolution |
5:40 | Jason Cumbie, MCB Graduate ProgramComputational and Statistical Tools for Type III Effector Transcriptome Profiling |
6:00 | Kristina Smith, Biochemistry & BiophysicsEvolution of Centromeres in Filamentous Fungi |
6:25 | Steve Jacobsen, University of California, Los AngelesDNA Methylation |
7:05-9:00 | Poster session; Sponsor displays |
8:30 am | Coffee and Pastries |
9:00 | Chrissa Kioussi, College of PharmacyGoodies for the Tooth Fairy: Ctip2 and the Production of Enamel |
9:25 | Adrian Gombart, Linus Pauling InstituteVitamin D and Human Innate Immunity |
9:50 | Joseph Thornton, University of OregonEvolution of Protein Structure and Function in the Steroid Hormone Receptor Family |
10:55 | Pankaj Jaiswal, Botany & Plant PathologyOntologies for Plant Genomics and Phenomics |
11:20 | Olivier Voinnet, Institut de Biologie Moleculaire des Plantes du CNRS, StrasbourgGenomics, Mechanisms and Roles of Small Silencing RNA |
1:00 | Announcement of Poster Awards |
1:10 | Roundtable Discussion – Issues Affecting Research, Funding & Education in Molecular Biosciences at OSUPanelists: Howard Grimes, Washington State University; Sonny Ramaswamy, Oregon State University; Steve Jacobsen, UCLA; Michael Lynch, Indiana University |
3:05 | Michael Lynch, Indiana UniversityThe Origins of Genome Complexity |
3:45 | William Cresko, University of OregonPopulation Genomic Analysis of Stickleback Evolution Using Illumina-Sequenced RAD tags |
Fall Conference 2008
Saturday & Sunday, October 4-5, 2008
Program
12:00 pm | Registration & Poster setup |
1:00 | Jim Carrington, Director, CGRB Introduction, CGRB update |
1:10 | New Technologies in CGRBMark Dasenko, Chris Sullivan, Caprice Rosato, Anne-Marie Giirard – CGRB Core Labs |
1:45 | Peter Dolan, Zoology, “TileQC: A System For Tile-Based Quality Control and Data Manipulation” |
2:10 | Patrick Chappell, Zoology “Molecular Circadian Clock Regulation of Mammalian Reproduction” |
2:35 | Brian Wall, Office of Technology Transfer “The OSU Venture Fund: Bridging the Research Support Gap” |
3:30 | Erica Bakker, Horticulture “Genome-Wide Pathogenicity Gene Discovery in Botrytis cinerea” |
3:55 | Detlef Weigel, Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology “Whole-Genome Variation and its Impact on Reproductive Isolation in Arabidopsis thaliana” |
4:45 | Poster Session, Sponsor’s Displays and Open Bar |
7:45-11:00 | Entertainment, Announcement of Awards |
7:30 am | Continental Breakfast |
8:30 | Arup Indra, College of Pharmacy “CTIP – A Novel Regulator of Skin Organogenesis” |
8:55 | Xiaoli Fern, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science “Ensemble and Multi-View Data Clustering” |
9:20 | Steven Brenner, University of California, Berkeley “Ultraconserved Nonsense: Gene Regulation by Splicing and RNA Surveillance” |
10:30 | Vincent Remcho, Chemistry “Materials and Methods for the Design, Fabrication, and Application of Microfluidic Tools for Chemical Analysis” |
10:55 | Brendan Jeffery, MCB Graduate Program “Chlamydial Biology and Genomics” |
11:20 | Thomas Wolpert, Botany and Plant Pathology “A Downside to Plant Disease Resistance, Good LOV Gone Bad” |
11:45-1:00 | Lunch |
Fall Conference 2007
Saturday-Sunday, September 29-30, 2007
Program
12:00 pm | Registration and Poster setup |
1:00 | Jim Carrington, Director, CGRB Welcome, Updates and Announcements |
1:20 | Gary Merrill, Biochemistry and Biophysics “MCB Core Program Curriculum Revisions” |
1:35 | Darryl Conte, University of Massachusetts Medical Center “Dicer-Related Helicases: Defining Conserved Complexes and New RNAi-Related Pathways in C. elegans” |
2:10 | Tai Montgomery, MCB Graduate Program “ARGONAUTEs and Silencing Specificity” |
3:05 | Siva Kullori, Environmental and Molecular Toxicology “Signaling from Nucleus to Mitochondria: Nuclear Receptor Nur77 Based Cancer Therapeutics” |
3:30 | Michael Freitag, Biochemistry and Biophysics “Centromere Assembly and Maintenance” |
3:55 | Shelley Halpain, University of California, San Diego “MAPs, MARCKS, and Morphology: A Few Keys to Neuronal Development” |
5:00 | Poster Session, Sponsors’ Displays and Open Bar |
6:45 | Dinner |
8:00-12:00 | Entertainment, Announcement of Awards |
8:45 am | Jeff Chang, Botany and Plant Pathology “Functional Genomic Screen for Type III Effectors of Mutualistic Rhizobia” |
9:10 | Martin Schuster, Microbiology “Social Cheating in Pseudomonas aeruginosa Quorum Sensing” |
9:35 | Jennifer Nemhauser, University of Washington “Manipulation and Dissection of Plant Growth Control Networks” |
10:45 | Valerian Dolja, Botany and Plant Pathology “Origin of Viruses and Cells in Light of Comparative Genomics” |
11:10 | Joe Beckman, Linus Pauling Institute “Mass Spectometry of Native Proteins from Brain: Understanding How SOD Causes ALS” |
11:35 | Theresa Filtz, Pharmaceutical Sciences “Lipids, Dimers, Phosphates, Calcium and Lipase: Fine Tuning the Regulation of a Common Signaling Pathway” |
12:00 pm | Lunch |
Fall Conference 2006
Friday and Saturday, September 15-16, 2006
Program
12:00 pm | Registration & Poster setup |
1:15 | Jim Carrington, Director, CGRB Introduction, CGRB update |
1:35 | Dee Denver, Assistant Professor, Zoology “Forces Shaping Genome Evolution” |
2:00 | Todd Mockler, Assistant Professor, Botany and Plant Pathology “Regulation of Diurnal Plant Gene Expression” |
2:25 | Barbara Robbertse, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Botany and Plant Pathology “A Phylogenomic Analysis of the Ascomycota” |
3:15 | Roundtable Discussion – Computational Biology and CGBI Initiative Scott Givan, Lead Presenter |
4:15 | Joe Ecker – Keynote Address, The Salk Institute “Discovery of Functional Elements in Arabidopsis Genome and Epigenome” |
5:15 | Poster Session and Sponsors’ Displays |
7:00 | Dinner |
8:00-12:00 | Entertainment |
7:30-9:00 am | Continental Breakfast |
9:00 | Dan Rockey, Associate Professor, Biomedical Sciences “Genomics and Genetics of Chlamydia” |
9:25 | Ian Paulsen – Keynote Address, TIGR “The Ins and Outs of Membrane Transport: A Genomic View” |
10:35 | Announcement of Awards |
10:40 | Sarah Sowell, Ph.D. Student, MCB Graduate Program “Can Proteomics Reveal the Metabolic States of Marine Micro-organisms in Situ (in the Ocean)?” |
11:05 | Steve Strauss, Professor, Forest Sciencs “Gibberellic Acid Genes for Physiological Sculpture of Trees” |
11:30 | Lunch |
Post Retreat | |
1:10 pm | 2nd Annual CGRB Golf TournamentEagle Crest Challenge Course |
2006 Fall Conference
Fall Conference 2005
Friday and Saturday, September 23-24, 2005
Program
12:00 | Registration & Poster setup |
1:00 | Jim Carrington, Director, CGRB Introduction, CGRB update |
1:30 | Steve Giovannoni – Pernot Chair and Professor, Microbiology “Genome Streamlining in Cosmopolitan Oceanic Bacteria” |
1:55 | Larry Wilhelm, Ph.D. Student, Microbiology “Microbial Genome Divergence in Environmental Sequence Data Sets” |
2:15 | Jim Carrington – Director, CGRB “Small RNA Pathways in Plants” |
3:05 | John Cassady – Vice President for Research “The Research Enterprise at OSU” |
3:25 | Luanne Lawrence – Vice President for University Advancement “Research: The Heart of University Advancement’s New Mission” |
3:45 | Moderated Forum with John Cassady and Luanne Lawrence |
4:15 | Steve Kay – Keynote Address, The Scripps Research Institute “Systems Approaches to Understanding Circadian Clocks” |
5:00 | Poster Session and Sponsor Displays |
7:30 – 8:45 am | Continental Breakfast |
8:45 | Wei Chen – Ph.D. Student, Zoology “A Silky Way to Divide: Relaxing the Poles While Stimulating the Equator by Microtubules” |
9:05 | Taifo Mahmud – Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences “Combinatorial Genetic and Synthetic Approaches to Novel Anti-Infective Drugs” |
9:30 | Eugene Koonin – Keynote Address, National Center for Biotechnology Information, NIH “Universal Trends in Protein Evolution” |
10:45 | Elisabeth Chapman – Ph.D. Student, MCB Program “RISC Management: Suppression of microRNA and Silencing Pathways by Viruses” |
11:05 | Ling Jin – Assistant Professor, Biomedical Sciences “Studies on Human Herpes Simplex Type 1 Virus Latency Reactivation Induced by Apoptosis” |
11:30 | Lunch |
Post Retreat | |
1:00 | 1st CGRB Golf Tournament – Eagle Crest Ridge Course |
Thank you to our conference committee:
David Maddison, Integrative Biology
Kathy Magnusson, Biomedical Sciences
Steven Strauss, Forest Ecosystems & Society
Fall Conference 2004
Friday & Saturday, September 24-25, 2004
Program
12:00 | Registration |
1:30 | Jim Carrington, Director, CGRB Introduction |
1:45 | Scott Givan, Bioinformatics Coordinator, “Computational Biology in the CGRB” |
2:10 | Barbara Cohen, Senior Editor, Public Library of Science (PLoS) “Open Access – The Future of Scientific Publishing” |
2:35 | Roundtable Discussion: Barbara Cohen, Anne Christie, Brian Staskawicz“Open Access, Publication and OSU” |
3:45 | Kevin Drost, Co-Director, Microproducts Breakthrough Institute and OSU Academic Director For ONAMI, “Overview of the Oregon Nanoscience and Microtechnology Institute” |
4:10 | Brian Staskawicz, UC Berkeley, Dept. of Plant and Microbial Biology,“Molecular Basis of Plant Innate Immunity in Arabidopsis” |
5:00 | Poster Session |
8:30 | Entertainment |
9:00 AM | Claudia Maier, Assistant Professor, Dept of Chemistry,“Mass Spectometry in Proteome Research” |
9:20 | Hiro Nonogaki, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Horticulture,“Enhancer Trap of Seed Germination-Associated Genes” |
9:50 | Stephen Mayfield, Guest Speaker, The Scripps Research Institute, Dept. of Cell Biology, “Regulation of Chloroplast Gene Expression: What We’ve Learned on the Way to Making Human Antibodies in Eukaryotic Algae” |
11:00 | Luiz Bermudez, Professor & Interim Head, Dept. of Biomedical Sciences, “Mechanisms of Interaction Between Mycobacteria and The Host” |
11:25 | Steve Giovannoni, Director, MCB Program, Open Forum “The Future of MCB: What’s Next?” |
12:00 | Working Lunch, Continuation of MCB Discussion |
Meeting Adjourns |
Fall Conference 2003
Friday, September 26-27, 2003
Program
1:30 | Registration |
3:00 | Jim Carrington, Director, CGRB Introduction |
3:35 | Chrissa Kioussi, Biochemistry & Biophysics“Making of a Heart: Molecular Networks During Development” |
4:00 | Emily Ho, Nutrition & Food Management “Zinc and the Gene: Nutrient-Gene Interactions in Maintaining DNA Integrity” |
4:25 | John Hays, Env. & Molecular Toxicology “Coupling DNA-Mismatch Recognition to Strand-Specific Excision in Human Nuclear Extracts” |
5:15 | Eric Selker, KEYNOTE ADDRESSU of O, Molecular Biology & Genetics“Genome Defense and Control of DNA Methylation in Neurospora” |
6:15 | Buffet Dinner and Poster Session |
9:00 | Party – music provided by the Tex Brooklyn Band |
11:50 | Laura Kubatko, Ohio State University Genome-scale Evolutionary Inference using Site Pattern Frequencies |
12:35 | Lunch (Poster and Sponsor setups / displays) |
9:00 AM | Chris Bayne, Zoology“Mortal Danger: Effecting and Surviving Oxygen-Dependent Attack” |
9:25 | Robyn Tanguay, Env. & Molecular Toxicology“Tales of Regeneration and Dioxin Toxicity” |
9:50 | Monte Westerfield – KEYNOTE ADDRESSU of O, Neuroscience and Behavior “Genetic Regulation of Skeletal Muscle Cell Types” |
11:00 | Jaga Giebultowicz, Zoology“Link Between Nutritional Status and Fecundity: A Novel Role for Clock Genes in Drosophila” |
11:25 | Michael Gross, Biochemistry & Biophysics “Neuronal Patterning in the Dorsal Spinal Cord” |
11:45 | Poster Awards and Concluding Remarks |
12:00 | Lunch |