FRONTIERS IN BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING      

Ka-yiu San, Rice
September 25
From Genetic and Pathway
Networks to Biosystems Engineering

 

 

Douglas Cameron, Cargill
October 2
Microbial Biotechnology for the Production of Specialty and Commodity Chemicals

 

 

Jay Keasling, UC Berkeley
October 9
Metabolic Engineering of Microbes for
Production of Terpenoid Drugs

 

 

Friedrich Srienc, Minnesota
October 16
Single Cells and Cell Populations

 

 

Greg Stephanopoulos, MIT
October 23
Metabolic Engineering in a Rapidly Changing World

 

 

Terry Papoutsakis, Northwestern
October 30
DNA Microarrays and a
Systems Approach to Biology

 

 

Christos Hatzis, Silicon Insights
January 22
Challenges and Opportunities for Big
Science: From Gene Expression to
Disease Pathway Characterization

 

 

Bernhard Palsson, UCSD
January 29
Bringing Genomes to Life:
The Role of in silico Models

 

 

James Liao, UCLA
February 19
Intracellular Regulatory Networks

 

Charles Nakamura, Dupont
February 26
Metabolic Engineering for the Microbial
Production of 1,3 Propanediol

 

 

Doraiswami Ramkrishna, Purdue
March 11
A Cybernetic Approach to Analysis of
Metabolic Regulation in Large Pathways.
An Evolving Framework for Bioinformatics

 

 

Mike Shuler, Cornell
April 1
Integrating Microfabrication and Cell Culture:
"Animal-on-a-Chip"

 

 

Doug Lauffenburger, MIT
April 15
Signaling Networks Governing
Cell Decision Processes

 

 

All Seminars will be held in 1064 Duncan Hall and will start at 2:30 PM