Queens College
Biology Department Colloquium Schedule
Spring 2007 — Wednesdays at 11:15am, NSB B–137
Feb 7 Jane Hubbard, New York University - Soma-germline Interactions and the
Control of Germline Proliferation in C. elegans
Feb 14 Karin Limburg, SUNY ESF – Use of Otolith Chemistry to Reconstruct the
Life Histories of Fishes
Feb 28 Robert Anderson, City College - Biodiversity Informatics and GIS-based Methods
for Modeling Species Distributions
Mar 7 Rebecca Burdine, Princeton University - Left-right Patterning and Kidney Cyst
Formation in the Zebrafish
Mar 14 Eddie Casta–eda, Arizona State University - Rotational Behavior as an Index
For Presynaptic Function During Degeneration of Mesotelencephalic Dopamine
Pathways - Why is Turning a ÔContraversiveÕ Issue?
Mar 21 David Post, Yale University - The Tail of Two Fish: Ecological Implications
of Intraspecific Phenotypic Variation in Alewives
Mar 28 Paola Bellosta, City College - The Myc Proto-oncogene and its Role
in Growth Control
Apr 11 Sergei Sokal, Mount Sinai School of Medicine - Cell Polarity and Fate
Determination during Vertebrate Development
Apr 18 James Carlton, Roger Williams University - Biological Invasions in the Sea:
Science, History, and Policy
Apr 25 Kelly Jordan-Sciutto, University of Pennsylvania - Neurons, Astrocytes, and
Microglia: Death by a Thousand Cuts, Phosphorylations, Translocations,
and Associations
May 2 Coleen Murphy, Lewis-Sigler Institute, Princeton University - From Birth to Death:
How Three Transcriptional Pathways Regulate Age-Related Decline
May 9 Jeremy Nance, NYU Sackler Institute - Cell Polarity and Gastrulation in the
C. elegans Embryo
May 16 Jeffrey Bird, Queens College - Carbon Utilization and Succession within Microbial
Communities during the Decomposition of Pinus ponderosa Fine Roots and Needles