It's great that seminars continue here throughout the summer, and three have been announced for next week. On Monday, June 20 Lih-Wen Deng from the National University of Singapore we present "Function of Mixed Lineage Leukaemia 5 in Cell Cycle Regulation" as part of the Chemical Biology Colloquium series. The talk will in 3-100 Mayo Auditorium at 12:15 pm, and pizza and beverages will be served.
The summer Medicinal Chemistry seminar series will kick off on Tuesday, June 21 with a graduate student presentation from Amit Gangar (Wagner lab) at 11:30 am in 7-135 Weaver–Densford Hall. Amit's talk is titled "Design and Development of Bispecific Chemically Self-Assembled Nanostructures for Anti-Cancer Drug Delivery." Lunch will be provided, but BYOB (bring your own beverage).
A special seminar will be given on Wednesday, June 22 at 9 am in 7-135 Weaver–Densford Hall by Dr. Krishnan Subbiah titled "Targeted Oncology Therapeutics: In Vivo Pharmacology." Dr. Subbiah is a candidate for the Pharmacologist position in the Institute for Therapeutics Discovery and Development.
It will be busy seminar week, but I'll see everyone there!
