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John D. Wiley Seminar Series
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FRI
Feb
3
Noon
"Bridging the Divide: Moving evidence-based autism interventions into the community"
David Mandell, ScD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
David Mandell, ScD
FRI
Feb
10
Noon
"Therapeutic Approaches for Lysosomal Storage Diseases"
Mark Sands, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Mark Sands, PhD
FRI
Feb
17
Noon
"Biostatistics, ICTR and the Waisman Center"
Dave DeMets, PhD; Mary Lindstrom, PhD; Paul Rathouz, PhD; Christina Kendziorski, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Dave DeMets, PhD

 

FRI
Feb
24
Noon
"Murine models of ALS and application to genetic studies"
Terry Heiman-Patterson, MD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Terry Heiman-Patterson, MD

 

FRI
Mar
2
Noon
Harry Waisman Memorial Lecture
"Maturation of the Brain's Functional Network Architecture"
Brad Schlaggar, MD, PhD
Location: Friends of the Waisman Center Auditorium
Brad Schlaggar, MD, PhD

 

FRI
Mar
16
Noon
"Epigenetic Organization of Juvenile Social Behavior: Do Sex Differences in the Brain Mediate Risk and Resilience for Atypical Social Development?"
Anthony Auger, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Anthony Auger, PhD

 

FRI
Mar
23
Noon
Terrence R. Dolan Lecture
"Neuronal activity-Induced Changes of DNA Methylation Landscape in the Brain"
Hongjun Song, PhD
Location: Friends of the Waisman Center Auditorium
Hongjun Song, PhD

 

FRI
Apr
13
Noon
"Modeling Autism Spectrum Diseases Using Human Neurons"
Alysson Muotri, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Alysson Muotri, PhD

 

FRI
Apr
20
Noon
"White matter injury in the premature brain: Cellular and molecular mechanisms"
Vittorio Gallo, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Vittorio Gallo, PhD

 

FRI
Apr
27
Noon
"Molecular mechanisms of stem cell self-renewal and differentiation"
Wange Lu, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Wange Lu, PhD

 

FRI
May
11
Noon
"Why and when must the brain have MeCP2?"
Nurit Ballas, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Nurit Ballas, PhD

 

FRI
May
18
Noon
"Looking at Autism Through a Neurobiological Lens"
Pat Levitt, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Pat Levitt, PhD

 

FRI
May
25
Noon
"Transcriptional Control of Neural Stem Cell Quiescence"
Jenny Hsieh, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Jenny Hsieh, PhD

 

FRI
Jun
1
Noon
Title: TBA
Joachim Hallmayer, MD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
Joachim Hallmayer, MD

 

FRI
Jun
8
Noon
"Genetic Associations with Visual Orienting in Adults"
James Dannemiller, PhD
Location: John D. Wiley Conference Center
James Dannemiller, PhD

 

 

 

 

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2/14/2012–Early Childhood Seminar Series: Sandy Magaña, PhD, "Addressing health and service disparities for Latino families of children with autism and developmental disabilities" pdf

 

4/22/2012–Friends Spring Benefit Concert: Caravan Gypsy Swing Ensemble pdf


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About the Seminar Series

 

 

The Waisman Center's John D. Wiley Seminar Series is a biobehavioral lecture series open to the university community and public. The series features presentations by scientists in the areas intellectual and developmental disabilities and neurodegenerative diseases. The seminar series enhances the Waisman Center's multidisciplinary environment and provides opportunities for formal and informal interaction among faculty, staff, and students.

 

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