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CDB Seminars
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Wednesday 26 June, 12.30-4.40pm

Gavin de Beer Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Anatomy Building

Hosts: Steve Hunt and Michael Duchen

12.30pm  Ricardo Laranjeiro: "A novel cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor (p20) controls circadian cell cycle timing"

1.00pm  Mark Hajjawi: “Nucleotides as regulators of skeletal function”

1.30pm  Keri Tochiki: “Are histone modifications setting up inflammatory pain states?”

2.00pm  Gordon Walsh: "Model construction and parameter determination in eukaryotic phosphoinositide metabolism"
2.30pm  Interval

2.40pm  Mason Yeh:

3.10pm  Beverley Bright:

3.40pm  Eleanna Stamatakou:

4.10pm  Hui Min Tan:

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Thursday 27 June at 1pm
Prof Richard Zigmond, Case Western Reserve University
Title: A new phenotype for the well-studied slow Wallerian degeneration mouse: A critical role in the conditioning lesion response for inflammation near axotomized neurons
Host: Prof David Whitmore
Venue: Anatomy G04 Gavin de Beer LT

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Following the Summer Break the Series returns in September.

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The Young Embryologist Network was set up in 2008 by PhD students in the UCL Research Department of Cell & Developmental Biology under the guiding hand of Dr Yoshiyuki Yamamoto. The purpose of the network came from a desire to improve communication in the research environment for PhD and Post-Doc embryologists.

UCL has been the host for the first two Young Embryologist Meetings, YEM:2008 & YEM:2010, and we are grateful to UCL staff for their help and support. However, as the network is now multi-institutional and students can be affiliated to any institution, last year’s annual meeting YEM:2011, was held at King's College London.

We hope to encourage as many people as possible to become involved in organising our meetings and seminars. By continually incorporating new people into the group we hope that the network will continue to expand and evolve to encourage the next generation of experimental embryologists.

Network Aims

  • To open lines of communication and create a diverse, interactive research community for PhD students, Post-Doc and young PI embryologists; essentially anybody who is at the bench.
  • To encourage researchers to think across models and diverse developmental systems.
  • To help define and uncover the future direction of the field.
  • To promote the importance, and help ensure the continuation of basic research.
  • We hope to reach these aims through running the annual Young Embryologist Meeting as well as series of seminars at rotating research institutions (more information to follow!)

Visit the Network's dedicated external site: http://www.youngembryologist.org/

Joining the Network

The network is run by, and for PhD students & Post-Doc researchers. If you would like to join the network and keep up to date with events, or if you have any ideas on how you would like it to function then:

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