MOAC Seminars 2009-2010
Wed 14 Oct, '09- |
MOAC's Research Profile: From the students |
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Wed 21 Oct, '09- |
Systems Biology DTC research profile: from the students |
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Wed 28 Oct, '09- |
David Quigley ‘Do molecular simulations actually mean anything?’ |
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Wed 4 Nov, '09- |
Instead of the seminar: Exploring New Interfaces of Computer Science and Biology at Warwick |
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Wed 11 Nov, '09- |
Magnus Richardson |
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Wed 18 Nov, '09- |
Tim Jones 'The Role of Solar Power in a Low Carbon Society' |
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Wed 25 Nov, '09- |
Neil Stewart: Models of economic decision making |
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Wed 20 Jan, '10- |
MOAC/SB Seminar. "Evolutionary Systems Biology of Stress Response in Arabidopsis." Jay Moore.MOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 27 Jan, '10- |
MOAC/SB Seminar. "Resonant vibrations associated with HEAT repeats: the tune for the mitotic dance?” Nigel DyerMOAC Seminar RoomSpeaker: Nigel Dyer, 2006 MOAC PhD student |
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Wed 3 Feb, '10- |
MOAC/SB Seminar. "Structural modelling of mass spectra." Fabio Rigat.MOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 10 Feb, '10- |
MOAC/SB Seminar. 'Infrared Spectroscopy and its Application to Biology.' Andy Beevers,MOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 17 Feb, '10- |
MOAC/SB Seminar. Mike Chappell, "Biological and Biomedical Systems: When is Modelling Most Helpful?"MOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 24 Feb, '10- |
MOAC/SB Seminar. Friederike Schlaghecken. "Conflict and Context in Motor Control"MOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 10 Mar, '10- |
MOAC / SB DTC Seminar. 'Paradoxes of T Cell Immunity,' Dr Hugo van den Berg.MOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 28 Apr, '10- |
No seminar today - annual conference meeting instead!WSB 325All MOAC students need to attend this session. |
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Wed 5 May, '10- |
MOAC/SB Seminar. "Truth and Beauty at the Nanoscale." Dr Neil WilsonMOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 12 May, '10- |
MOAC/ SB Seminar. Philip Arundel, Hon Prof, University of Warwick, School of Engineering. "Scientific explorers make discoveries while cautious sightseers don't"MOAC Seminar Room'In this seminar I shall summarise a discovery and from personal experience how its progress and survival were handled. On the general theme of exploration; methods to stimulate thinking; how to look at a problem in a fresh way and anecdotes from the 'famous' will be included. The interfaces between the life sciences and engineering are amongst the most rewarding there are; however for cautious sightseers there will be a section on how discoveries can be avoided. For background work I would like you to consider; "When did you last make a discovery and what was it? Did you pass on the information?" ' Philip ArundelHon Prof, University of Warwick, School of Engineering |
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Wed 19 May, '10- |
NO MOAC/SB SEMINAR TODAY DUE TO MOAC ANNUAL CONFERENCE |
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Wed 26 May, '10- |
NO MOAC/SB SEMINAR TODAY DUE TO BIOSCI SYMPOSIUM |
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Wed 2 Jun, '10- |
MOAC / SB DTC Seminar. Dr Jurgen Muller, WMS. "Cellular Signalling: A Question of Specificity"MOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 9 Jun, '10- |
MOAC / SB Seminar. Neil Benson from Pfizer. "Puff and nonsense in drug discovery?"MOAC Seminar Room |
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Wed 16 Jun, '10- |
NO SEMINAR TODAY DUE TO CHEM SYMPOSIUM |
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Wed 23 Jun, '10- |
Workshop: Creating a professional web presence. With Elizabeth WidmanMOAC Seminar RoomThe importance of creating a professional web presence will be briefly be discussed followed by a basic sitebuilder tutorial. Students will have the opportunity to update their DTC student web pages with assistance available should they need it.
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Wed 30 Jun, '10- |
NO SEMINAR TODAY |
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