Date

Speaker

Title

Oct. 06

Prof. Ken Shepard
(Dept. of Electrical Engineering)

CMOS++: Integrated circuit design for life science applications

Oct. 27

Jonathan Bronson
(Wiggins Group)

Learning rates and states from biophysical time series: A Bayesian approach to model selection and single-molecule FRET data

Nov. 24

Phillip Effraim
(Cornish Group)

Natural amino acids do not require their native tRNAs for efficient selection by the ribosome

Dec. 15

Jason Moore
(Hendrickson Group)

Structural biology of signaling in the TorT-TorS histidine kinase receptor complex

Jan. 26

Allan Lazarovici
(Bussemaker Group)

Elucidating the intrinsic sequence specificity of DNase I using high-throughput sequencing

Mar. 09

Laura Wingler
(Cornish Group)

Reiterative Recombination: A straightforward and efficient strategy for the large-scale, in vivo assembly of DNA

Mar. 30

Geza Szilvay
(Banta Group)

The beta roll domain as a novel allosterically regulated scaffold for biomolecular recognition

Apr. 27

Yukkee Cheung
(Sia Group)

Microscale control of stiffness in cell-adhesive substrate using microfluidics-based lithography

Brian Gillette
(Sia Group)

Microfabrication and dynamic control of natural extracellular matrices for tissue engineering

May 25

Xiaoyin Chin
(Chalfie Group)

Integrin signaling is required for mechanosensation in the touch receptor neurons