Biomedical Computing Seminar Series

Seminars are at 2:00 in the Tait-Butler room of the Wise Center (CVM), except
as noted. A reception in the foyer follows the seminar.

Monday, Febuary 17
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"Biomedical computing at NIEHS"

Dr. Chris Portier
Director, Environmental Toxicology Program
NIH National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)


Tuesday, February 25
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"Simulation of Cholinergic Neuromuscular Junctions"

Dr. Joel Stiles
Senior Scientific Specialist in Computational Neuroscience
Biomedical Supercomputing Initiative
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Faculty, Dept. of Neuroscience
University of Pittsburgh


Friday, March 14
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"Biocomputational Design of Rotary Blood Pumps"

Dr. Greg Burgreen
Computational Simulation and Design Center, ERC
MSU


Thursday, March 27
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"Current and Future Application of Biologically Based Models for Assessing 
Dosimetry and Risk - From Physiologically Based Models to the Virtual Organ" 

Dr. Chuck Timchalk
Chemical Dosimetry
DOE Pacific Northwest National Laboratory


Thursday, May 8
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10:00 Wise Center

"A New Paradigm for B Cell Binding and Tolerance"

1:00 ERC, Room 30

"The Importance of Thermal Equilibrium for High Throughput Gene Expression Arrays"

Dr. Gyan Bhanot
TJ Watson Research Center, IBM