The weekly Seminars in Biomedical Sciences attract renowned faculty from all over the world to present cutting-edge research related to human health and disease. The seminars are open to the entire community.
2020-21 Seminar Schedule
Day/Time: Wednesdays, 4:00 p.m.
Some (but not all) presentations may be available via livestream and recorded video. Links to the live stream and recorded video will be available in the sidebar at the start of each quarter.
**COVID-19 UPDATE**
BMS Seminars will be conducted via Zoom meeting until further notice. Please review our Zoom etiquette guidelines before joining the meeting. You will be able to ask questions of the presenters via Zoom.
The Zoom link and meeting password will be sent out to those on the BMS listservs the day of every journal club. Please contact Demian Sainz if you are not already on one of our listservs.
September 30, 2020
The INO80 chromatin remodeling complex in pluripotent stem cellsGuang Hu, PhD
NIEHS - National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Host: Diana Laird, PhD
October 7, 2020
Stem Cell Interactions with the Niche - Following Clonal Dynamics with Cellular BarcodingLeonard Zon, MD
Harvard
Host: Julie Sneddon, PhD
October 14, 2020
TBAGuo-Li Ming, MD, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Host: Alex Pollen, PhD
October 21, 2020
Hijacking the host: how Mycobacterium tuberculosis subverts immunityJennifer Philips, MD, PhD
Washington University, St. Louis
Host: Anita Sil, MD, PhD
October 28, 2020
Mining the microbial miniproteomeAmy Bhatt, MD, PhD
Stanford
Host: Sue Lynch, PhD
November 4, 2020
Molecular Mechanisms that affect Reproductive OutcomesSarah England, PhD
Washington University
Host: Mark Anderson, MD, PhD
November 18, 2020
Understanding the source of regenerative potential in animalsAlejandro Sánchez Alvarado, PhD
Stowers Institute
Host: Guo Huang, PhD
December 2, 2020
TBAJohn Wherry, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Host: Kole Roybal, PhD
January 13, 2021
TBABonnie L. Basser, PhD
Princeton University
Host: Carol Gross, PhD
January 20, 2021
Biology of time: What drives sleep and other circadian rhythmsAmita Sehgal, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Host: Ying-Hui Fu, PhD
January 27, 2021
Host adaptations to microbial diversityKen Cadwell, PhD
NYU School of Medicine
Host: Joel Ernst, MD
February 3, 2021
Single cell genomics reveals novel correlates of immunologic control in tuberculosisSarah Fortune, MD
Harvard
Host: Oren Rosenberg, MD, PhD
February 10, 2021
The African killifish: a new model to study aging and ‘suspended life’Anne Brunet, PhD
Stanford
Host: Abby Buchwalter, PhD
February 24, 2021
TBAChristopher Walsh, MD, PhD
Harvard
Host: Matt State, MD, PhD
March 3, 2021
Lei Ding, PhD
Columbia University
Host: Guo Huang, PhD
March 10, 2021
Germline genetic regulation of cancer progression, metastasis and anti-tumor immunity in melanomaSohail Tavazoie, MD, PhD
The Rockefeller University
Host: Louis Ptacek, MD
March 17, 2021
Seeing the Light for Retinal Gene Therapy: From Fantasy to RealityJean Bennett, MD, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
Hosts: Mark Anderson MD, PhD and Aaron Tward MD, PhD
Trefethen Family 'Visiting' Professorship
co-hosted by the UCSF Medical Scientist Training Program
March 24, 2021
Exploiting the microbiome to combat antibiotic-resistant infectionsEric Pamer, MD
University of Chicago
Host: Joel Ernst, MD
April 7, 2021
TBAFrancesco Colucci, PhD
University of Cambridge
Host: Adrian Erlebacher, MD, PhD
April 14, 2021
TBALilianna Solnica-Krezel, PhD
Washington University - St. Louis
Host: Nadav Ahituv, PhD
April 21, 2021
TBAClemens Cabernard, PhD
University of Washington
Host: Todd Nystul
May 5, 2021
Wnt Signaling and Cell Division ControlRoel Nusse, PhD
Stanford University
Host: Bruce Wang, MD
May 12, 2021
Axolotls as a roadmap for vertebrate appendage regenerationJessica Whited, PhD
Harvard
Host: Guo Huang, PhD
May 19, 2021
TBAAnanda Goldrath, PhD
UCSD
Host: Benjamin Wheeler and Mark Anderson
May 26, 2021
Microbiota control of immunityYasmine Belkaid, PhD
NIH
Host: Mark Ansel, PhD