
SEMINARS IN ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY
TUESDAYS AT 12PM
(Unless otherwise noted)
OCTOBER 10, 2006
ÒQUANTIFYING GLOBAL SOURCES OF ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY FROM YEAR-LONG OBSERVATION AT MOUNT BACHELOR OBSERVATORY, OREGONÓ
PETER S. WEISS, RESEARCHER,
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY, UC SANTA CRUZ
OCTOBER 17, 2006
FITNAT YILDIZ, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, ENVIRONMENTAL
TOXICOLOGY, UC SANTA CRUZ
OCTOBER 24, 2006
DENISE MONACK, SR.
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY, STANFORD UNIVERSITY
october 31, 2006
Òdissecting
regulatory networks and signaling pathways in CAULOBACTER
CRESCENTUS"
michael laub,
assistant professor, biology, massachusetts intitute of technology
november 7, 2006
Òmolecular
mechanisms of helicobacter pylori pathogenesisÓ
karen guillemin,
assistant professor, biology, university of oregon
NOVEMBER 14, 2006
ÒLIFE ON THE
EDGE: INSIGHTS INTO HOW CAMPYLOBACTER JEJUNI
NAVIGATES THE COMPLEX VIRULENCE-TRANSMISSION CYCLEÓ
ERIN GAYNOR, assistant professor,
microbiology and immunology, University of british columbia
november 21, 2006 -
CANCELLED
imke schroeder, microbiolgy,
immunology and molecular genetics, uc los angeles
november 28, 2006
Ògenetic control of respiratory enzyme production in bacteria: when to make them and how to decideÓ
robert p. gunsalus,
professor, microbiology, immunology, and molecular genetics, uc los angeles
SEMINAR COORDINATOR: CLAUDIA MCCLURE
These seminars may change without advance notice.
To arrange and/or to confirm accommodations contact:
Claudia McClure
(831)459-4719 or mcclure@etox.ucsc.edu
Visit the Department of Environmental Toxicology website at
http://www.etox.ucsc.edu/