Fall, 2008 Neuroscience Seminars

Note the times and locations of each seminar 

 

*Friday, September 5th, 4pm            Jones 102                       Host : Steven Springer

John Adelman , Ph.D.
Oregon Health & Science University
"Small-conductance calcium-activated potassium channels (SK channels)"

* Friday, September 19th, 4pm        Jones 102                        Host: Dr. Laura Schrader

Michael Moore, Ph.D.
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Tulane University

“Tools for Engineering CNS Tissues”

# Friday, September 26th, NOON  Kendall Cram, LBC          Host: Dr. Beth Wee

Elizabeth  Shirtcliff, Ph.D.

Department of Psychology

University of New Orleans

"Stress Regulation in Adolescents: Insights From the Study of Hormones"

*Friday, October 3rd, 4pm               Jones 204                         Host: Dr. Jeff Tasker

Benjamin Hall, Ph.D.

Department of Cell and Molecular Biology

Tulane University

"Molecular Control of Cortical Synapse Development"

* Friday, October 10th, 4pm          LBC - 203 Stibbs                Host: Dr. James Cronin

John A. McLachlan , Ph.D.

Weatherhead Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies
Director, Tulane/Xavier Center for Bioenvironmental Research
Tulane University

"Estrogens, Evolution and Disease"


* Friday, October 17th, 4pm         LBC - 203 Stibbs                 Hosts: Beth Wee/Laura Schrader

Jacques Wadiche, Ph.D.

Department of Neurobiology

University of Alabama at Birmingham

"Synchronicity of multivesicular release controls neuronal output"

# Friday, October 24th, NOON    Kendall Cram LBC               Host: Jeremy Nelson

Raja Parasuraman, Ph.D.

Director, PhD Program for Human Factors and Applied Cognition

George Mason University

"Molecular Genetics of Individual Differences in Attention and Working Memory"

*Friday, November 21st, 4pm       LBC - 203 Stibbs                Host: James Cronin

Johnny Porter, Ph.D.

Professor of Physiology

LSU Health Sciences Center

"DHEA:  An obesity, aging and immune modulator "

*=Co-sponsored with CMB      #=Co-sponsored with Psychology