CRRP Seminar and Meeting Archives - 2002-2003
CRRP Seminar and Meeting Archives - 2001-2002

09/10/03 - CENTER MEETING:

Dr. David Simorangkir (Plant lab), Department of Cell Biology and Physiology, University of Pittsburgh,, "Sertoli Cell and Spermatological Proliferation Prior to Puberty", LOCATION: 8th Floor Scaife Hall Conference Room. 12:00 PM

10/15/03 - SEMINAR:

Dr. Gail Risbridger, Monash University, Clayton, Australia, "Estradiol and Prostate.", LOCATION: S100A Biomedical Science Tower (Eye and Ear Institute).

10/15/03 - CELL BIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR:

Dr. Iain Clarke, Monash University, Clayton, Australia, "Leptin Action in the Brain to Regulate Reproduction and Feeding in Sheep." LOCATION: TBA. 4:00 pm

11/18/03 - SEMINAR:

Dr. Denise D. Belham, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Title: TBA LOCATION: TBA. 12 noon.

1/14/04 - CENTER SEMINAR:

Leslie Heckert, Ph.D., Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology, University of Kansas Medical Center "Incomplete Rescue of SF-1-null Mice Reveals Gender Differences in Transcriptional Control of the Ftz-f1 Locus". LOCATION: Eye & Ear Boardroom 5th Floor, Eye & Ear Institute, 12 noon.

2/11/04 - SEMINAR:

Catherine S. Wooley, Northwestern University Title: Estrogen and Synapses in the Hippocampus LOCATION: Eye & Ear Boardroom 5th Floor, Eye & Ear Institute, 12 noon.

2/18/04 - Cell Biology and Physiology Seminar:

Jeffrey W. Pollard, Ph.D., Deputy Director, Albert Einstein Cancer Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. "Macrophages potentiate development in bones, brains and mammary glands" LOCATION: Eye & Ear Boardroom 5th Floor, Eye & Ear Institute, 4:00 pm.

3/17/04 - CENTER MEETING:

Deeksha Saxena, Title: Involvement of Liver Receptor Homolog-1 in Granulosa Cell Differentiation LOCATION: 8th Floor Scaife Hall Conference Room. 12:00 PM.

9/22/04 - ERNST KNOBIL LECTURE:

The fourth Ernst Knobil Lecture will be presented by Dr. William F.
Crowley, Jr. on Wednesday, September 22 2004. The title of his talk
will be "Genes Controlling Puberty in the Human". For more
information contact Carol Byrd at <byrdcrrp+@pitt.edu>.