Neurojournal club
139 David Clark Laboratories 100 Eugene Brooks Ave., Raleigh, NC, United StatesNeurojournal club Details to follow 11:00-12:00PM David Clark Labs, Rm 139 Upcoming Neurojournal club dates: March 3rd March 24 April 28
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“QTL and gene regulatory networks for seeing through the eyes of a fish.”
3503 Thomas Hall 112 Derieux Pl., Raleigh, NC, United States“QTL and gene regulatory networks for seeing through the eyes of a fish.” Dr. Karen Carleton Associate Professor Department of Biology University of Maryland, College Park The seminar will be in 3503 Thomas Hall. Originally printed in The Signal, issue 18.5 Download PDF
Decoding Neuronal Diversity Using Single Cell Analyses
R101 Research Library 1060 William Moore Dr., Raleigh, United StatesDecoding Neuronal Diversity Using Single Cell Analyses Naresh Hanchate, PhD Postdoctoral Fellow Division of Basic Sciences Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center The seminar will be in A101 Research Library, CVM - Centennial Biomedical Campus.
Deciphering cell-cell communication in the embryonic cerebral cortex
R101 Research Library 1060 William Moore Dr., Raleigh, United StatesDeciphering cell-cell communication in the embryonic cerebral cortex Scott Yuzwa, PhD Postdoctoral Fellow Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) Research Institute The seminar will be in A101 Research Library, CVM - Centennial Biomedical Campus.
Mitochondria Enable Microdomain Calcium Signaling in Astrocytes
RB101 Research Building 1060 William Moore Dr, Raleigh, NC, United StatesMitochondria Enable Microdomain Calcium Signaling in Astrocytes Amit Agarwal, Ph.D Postdoctoral Fellow Division of Basic Sciences Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine RB101 (Research Building), CVM - Centennial Biomedical Campus
Neurojournal club
139 David Clark Laboratories 100 Eugene Brooks Ave., Raleigh, NC, United StatesNeurojournal club Details to follow 11:00-12:00PM David Clark Labs, Rm 139 Upcoming Neurojournal club dates: March 24 April 28
Rapid evolution in silence: adaptive signal loss in the Pacific field cricket
3503 Thomas Hall 112 Derieux Pl., Raleigh, NC, United States“Rapid evolution in silence: adaptive signal loss in the Pacific field cricket.” Marlene Zuk Professor Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior College of Biological Sciences University of Minnesota The seminar will be in 3503 Thomas Hall. March 9, 3:30 PM
Mapping whole-body neural networks with synchrotron X-ray at single-cell resolution
3503 Thomas Hall 112 Derieux Pl., Raleigh, NC, United States"Mapping whole-body neural networks with synchrotron X-ray at single-cell resolution" Dr. Ann-Shyn Chiang Brain Research Center National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan Refreshments at 11:45 AM More Information: Ann-Shyn Chiang Laboratory; Fly Circuit Database Download PDF Mapping comprehensive neural networks in the brain and the body is a formidable but essential undertaking to learn how nervous…
“The Evolution of the Human Brain”
3503 Thomas Hall 112 Derieux Pl., Raleigh, NC, United States"The Evolution of the Human Brain" Jon Kaas Distinguished Centennial Professor of Psychology Associate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology Vanderbilt Brain Institute Vanderbilt University 3:30 pm – 3503 Thomas Hall (See details below) 7:30 pm – Daily Planet Café, NC Museum of Natural Sciences (Downtown Raleigh) Kaas's major research interests are in the evolution…
Evolution of the Human Brain
3503 Thomas Hall 112 Derieux Pl., Raleigh, NC, United States“Evolution of the Human Brain.” Dr. Jon Kaas Department of Psychology Vanderbilt University The seminar will be in 3503 Thomas Hall. March 16, 3:30 PM At 7:00 pm, Dr. Kaas will present a Science Café talk in the Daily Planet Café of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences as part of Brain Awareness Day
Brain & Behavior Night 2017
NRC building 121 West Jones Street, Raleigh, United StatesBrain & Behavior Night 2017 From flies to humans and every animal in between, brains make behavior happen. Come explore this at a special brains and behavior themed Science Cafe on March 16! From 6-7 pm, meet local neuroscientists and interact with hands-on brains and behavior exhibits suitable for all ages. Short, accessible talks by…
RNA on the brain: Dynamic roles for post-transcriptional regulation in neural stem cells
Special SeminarMBS and Neurosciences Concentration Area in CBS “RNA on the brain: Dynamic roles for post-transcriptional regulation in neural stem cells.” Debra L. Silver, Ph.D Assistant Professor Molecular Genetics and MicrobiologyInstitute for Brain Sciences Duke University Host: Dr. Troy Ghashghaei The seminar will be in A101 CVM Library. March 22, 11:00 AM How is the…