2007-2008 Schedule

Seminars are held in Room 110 Willamette Thursday afternoons at 4:00 p.m.

A reception follows in Room 317 Heustis Hall
**except where otherwise noted

Contact Beth Roy to schedule a seminar or with questions.

Spring 2008

Date	Name / Affiliation	Title or Research Interest	Host
Apr. 3	Ralph Marcucio UC San Francisco	Regulation of Craniofacial Patterning	Eames/ Kimmel Lab
Apr. 10	Donald W. Pfaff Rockefeller University	Molecular and biophysical mechanisms underlying generalized CNS arousal	Kentros Lab
Apr. 17	Catherine Krull University of Michigan Medical School	Out on a limb: axon pathfinding in the periphery	Hale / Eisen Lab
Apr. 24	John Martin	Competing for control of spinal motor circuits by developing corticospinal tract neurons	Saavedra / Woollacott Lab
May 1	Mitch Sutter Center for Neuroscience, UC Davis	Possible decision-related single unit activity in macaque primary auditory cortex
May 8	Gord Fishell New York University	Making up your mind: the developmental origins of cortical interneurons	Chris Doe
May 15	Philip Copenhaver OHSU	Peering into the Ephrin paradox: new evidence for an unusual way of regulating neuronal guidance	Judith Eisen
May 22	Martin Cohn University of Florida	Evolution of vertebrate skeletogenesis	Brian Eames Kimmel Lab
May 29	Chris Stecker University of Washington		Terry Takahashi
June 5	Florian Engert Harvard University	Visual processing in the larval zebrafish: prey capture and the emergence of binocular circuit properties	Thiele / Lockery Lab

Fall 2008

Date	Name / Affiliation	Host
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Oct. 16	Craig Albertson, Syracuse University	John Postlethwait
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Dec. 4	John Rawls University North Carolina Chapel Hill	Karen Guillemin and Judith Eisen

Winter 2009

Spring 2009

Date	Name / Affiliation	Host
Apr. 2	Graeme Davis UC San Francisco	Phil Washbourne
Apr. 9
Apr. 16
Apr. 23	Yishi Jin UC San Diego	Phil Washbourne
Apr. 30
May 7
May 14
May 21	Pierre Drapeau University of Montreal	Courtney Easley Washbourne Lab
May 28
June 4

**dates, speakers, and topics are subject to change