Fall 2020 Series | Department of Chemical & Physical Sciences

All talks will be taking place virtually.

	DATE	TIME	SPEAKER	HOST
1.	September 9, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Jeff Hasty Department of Molecular Biology UC San Diego Engineered Gene Circuits: From Clocks to Tumors	David McMillen
2.	September 16, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Greg McLaskey Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Cornell University Earthquakes in a laboratory by squeezing a 3 m rock	Semechah Lui
3.	September 23, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Wendy Bohon Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology Trust me, I'm a scientist! The science of science communication	Lindsay Schoenbohm
4.	September 30, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Craig Crews Department of Chemistry Yale University PROTAC-mediated Protein Degradation: A New Therapeutic Modality	Murtaza Hassan
5.	October 7, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Jody Mason Department of Biology & Biochemistry University of Bath Intracellular Library screening and Selection to Derive Selective Protein-protein Interaction Antagonists.	Jumi Shin
6.	October 14, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Lee Cronin School of Chemistry University of Glasgow Is Chemical Space Designed or Discovered?	Karan Malhotra
7.	October 21, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Sarah Bohndiek Department of Physics University of Cambridge Seeing Early Cancer in a New Light	Kamdin Mirsanaye
8.	October 28, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Jeanne Stachowiak Cockrell School of Engieering The University of Texas at Austin Intrinsically Disordered Proteins as Physical Drivers of Membrane Traffic	Claudiu Gradinaru
9.	November 4, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Alan Aspuru Guzik Department of Chemistry University of Toronto We have no time for science as usual	Scott Prosser
10.	November 11, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Mary Droser Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences University of California, Riverside The Evolution and Ecology of early animals: The view from the Ediacaran from South Australia.	Marc Laflamme
11.	November 18, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Isaac Li Department of Chemistry University of British Columbia Okanagan Imaging molecular force with DNA sensors	Sarah Rauscher
12.	November 25, 2020	3:10 - 4:10pm	Nathanael Gray Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Cancer Center Using chemoproteomics to inform the development of small molecule degraders	Murtaza Hassan