2009 Summer and Fall Terms
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Shantu Amin, PhD
Professor of Pharmacology
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Developing Novel Anticancer Agents |
September 9 12:00 PM ALS 4001 |
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Mark Leid, PhD Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Oregon State University |
In vivo function and regulation of Ctip2/Bcl11b |
September 29 2:00 PM ALS 4001 |
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Raymond E. Galinky, Pharm. D. Professor of Pharmaceutics, Purdue University School of Pharmacy |
Improving the prediction of drug interactions using in vivo Ki in rats |
October 20 12:00 PM ALS 4001 |
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Emily Ho, PhD Associate Professor, Linus Pauling Institute, Oregon State University |
Influence of zinc on oxidative stress, DNA integrity and cancer |
November 17 2:00 PM ALS 4001 |
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Andrew Buermeyer, PhD Associate Professor, Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology, Oregon State University |
Gene-environment interactions in hereditary colorectal cancer risk |
December 15 2:00 PM ALS 4001 |
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The Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology (EMT) wishes to engage the students, trainees, faculty and affiliates with dynamic speakers from toxicology and related fields through a monthly Departmental Seminar Series. The Departmental Seminar Committee, an arm of the Trainees of the Environmental and Molecular Toxicology Department (TEAM-Tox) is responsible for generating a list of potential speakers, inviting speakers on behalf of the DSC and EMT, organizing seminars and facilitating discussions. The Mission of the DSC is to be accessible and accountable to the requests of the Department, to be transparent in all decision making and planning, and to encourage participation from EMT students, trainees and faculty in all aspects of the seminar series.
If you wish to nominate, organize or host a speaker for the Departmental Seminar please contact:
The 2009 EMT Departmental Seminar Committee
Britton Goodale
Tamara Tal
Wendy Hillwalker
Phil Janney
Norman Forsberg
