MOAC Seminars 2005-2006
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Autumn Term
The Impact of Phages on Photosynthesis in the Oceans
26 October 2005, Nick Mann (Biology)[No poster]
Carbohydrate recognition and HIV infection
2 November, Dan Mitchell (Warwick Medical School)Synthetic Catalysts for Chemical Transformations
9 November 2005, Martin Wills (Chemistry)Signalling Networks in Social Predators: Two-Component Systems of the Myxobacteria
16 November 2005, Dave Whitworth (Biology)The Use of Mass Spectrometry in the Characterisation of Biopharmaceuticals
23 November 2005, Andrew Reason (MD of M-Scan)Protein disulphide-isomerase; catalyst and chaperone of protein folding in the secretory pathway
30 November 2005, Robert Freedman (Biology)[No poster]
Spring Term
Quantitative investigations into the risks for the detection of tuberculosis in cattle herds in GB
11 January 2006, Laura Green (Biology)[No poster]
A Novel Mechanism for the Translation of Messenger RNA
18 January 2006, Andrew Easton (Biology)[No poster]
Self-Assembling Structures Using Hydrogen Bonds
25 January 2006, Andrew Marsh (Chemistry)[No poster]
Challenges and Opportunities for the Chemical and Other Sciences in the 21st Century
1 Feburary 2006, Rodney Townsend (Royal Society of Chemistry)Dissection of a protein transporter
8 Feburary 2006, Colin Robinson (Biology)Design of Supracolloidal Structures Through Self-Organisation
15th Feburary 2006, Stefan Bon (Chemistry)Natural and Artificial Exploitation of Humoral Innate Immunity - Prions and Beyond
22nd February 2006, Daniel Mitchell (Warwick Medical School)G-Protein Coupled Receptors Biology - the Paradigm of CRH and Its Receptors
1st March 2006, Dimitris Grammatopoulos (Warwick Medical School)Ligand-Gated Ion Channels: Macromolecular Machines at Work
8st March 2006, Martin Lochner (Chemistry)[No poster]
Summer Term
The mathematics of obesity
3rd May 2006, Hugo van den Berg (Mathematics/MOAC/Systems Biology)Probing Hydrogen Bonding by Solid-State NMR
10th May 2006, Steven Brown (Physics)[No poster]
Biological Sciences Annual Postgraduate Symposium
There will be no MOAC Seminar on 17th May 2006.[No poster]
A Frog's Eye View of Development!
24th May 2006, Elizabeth Oliver Jones (Biology)[No poster]
Analysing the Walk of Myosin Motor Proteins
31st May 2006, Matthew Turner (Physics)[No poster]
Analysing Gene Networks in the Amphibian Embryo
7th June 2006, Hugh Woodland (Biology)[No poster]
MOAC PhD Project Introductions (Part I)
14th June 2006, from 1pm to 3pm[No poster]
Department of Chemistry Annual Postgraduate Symposium
There will be no MOAC Seminar on 21st June 2006[No poster]
MOAC PhD Project Introductions (Part II)
28th June 2006, from 1pm to 3pm[No poster]