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Talks on 2009/6/18

09:45 Signalling and mechanics at the human mitotic centromere and kinetochore Prof. Jason Swedlow, University of Dundee, UK Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009
10:30 Human Spc34R detects the kinetochore-tubulin interface and regulates microtubule lifetime to preserve genomic stability Dr. Andrew McAinsh, Marie Curie Institute, London Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009
11:15 Studying structural proteins in vertebrate mitosis: is chicken the way forward? Dr. Fanni Gergely, Cambridge Research Institute, Cambridge Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009
12:30 Measuring kinase activity and proteolysis in mitosis Dr. Jon Pines, Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009
13:00 All you ever wanted to know about Part II Projects Emma Burrows Women@CL Events
13:00 On fluctuations, dissipation and diffusion in external potentials Professor Eugene Terentjev ( Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge) DAMTP BioLunch
14:00 Controlling mitotic commitment from the G2 spindle pole Dr. Victor Alvarez Tallada, Centro Andaluz de Biología del Desarrollo, Spain Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009
14:15 Routing and Network Coding on Lines, Stars, and Rings Gerhard Kramer, University of Southern California, Los Angeles Probabilistic Systems, Information, and Inference Group Seminars
15:00 Message Passing Jurgen Van Gael (University of Cambridge) Machine Learning Reading Group @ CUED
15:00 STED and other superresolution technologies- concepts and applications Dr. Tanjef Szellas, Leica Microsystems, Mannheim Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009
16:30 The recently discovered Intermittent Radio Pulsars Curt Michel, Rice University Institute of Astronomy Colloquia
16:45 Probing mitotic spindle defects that arise in cells lacking the spindle checkpoint kinase TAO1 Dr. Viji Draviam, Department of Genetics, Cambridge Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009
16:45 Qunatitative phosphoproteomics as a tool to investigate insulin signalling Professor Blagoy Blagoev, University of Southern Denmark, Odense Institute of Metabolic Science Seminars
18:00 FDR's First Hundred Days...and Obama's Tony Badger Clare Hall America Week
18:30 Cambridge Tech Demo Night Multiple, see description above OpenCoffee Cambridge

📅 Talks on Thursday, 18 June 2009

09:45

Signalling and mechanics at the human mitotic centromere and kinetochore

👤 Prof. Jason Swedlow, University of Dundee, UK 📚 Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009 📍 Biffen Lecture Theater, Department of Genetics

10:30

Human Spc34R detects the kinetochore-tubulin interface and regulates microtubule lifetime to preserve genomic stability

👤 Dr. Andrew McAinsh, Marie Curie Institute, London 📚 Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009 📍 Biffen Lecture Theater, Department of Genetics

11:15

Studying structural proteins in vertebrate mitosis: is chicken the way forward?

👤 Dr. Fanni Gergely, Cambridge Research Institute, Cambridge 📚 Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009 📍 Biffen Lecture Theater, Department of Genetics

12:30

Measuring kinase activity and proteolysis in mitosis

👤 Dr. Jon Pines, Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge 📚 Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009 📍 Biffen Lecture Theater, Department of Genetics

13:00

All you ever wanted to know about Part II Projects

👤 Emma Burrows 📚 Women@CL Events 📍 Computer Laboratory, William Gates Building, Room FW26

13:00

On fluctuations, dissipation and diffusion in external potentials

👤 Professor Eugene Terentjev ( Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge) 📚 DAMTP BioLunch 📍 MR12, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Wilberforce Road, Cambridge

14:00

Controlling mitotic commitment from the G2 spindle pole

👤 Dr. Victor Alvarez Tallada, Centro Andaluz de Biología del Desarrollo, Spain 📚 Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009 📍 Biffen Lecture Theater, Department of Genetics

14:15

Routing and Network Coding on Lines, Stars, and Rings

👤 Gerhard Kramer, University of Southern California, Los Angeles 📚 Probabilistic Systems, Information, and Inference Group Seminars 📍 LR5, Engineering, Department of

15:00

Message Passing

👤 Jurgen Van Gael (University of Cambridge) 📚 Machine Learning Reading Group @ CUED 📍 Engineering Department, CBL Room 438

15:00

STED and other superresolution technologies- concepts and applications

👤 Dr. Tanjef Szellas, Leica Microsystems, Mannheim 📚 Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009 📍 Biffen Lecture Theater, Department of Genetics

16:30

The recently discovered Intermittent Radio Pulsars

👤 Curt Michel, Rice University 📚 Institute of Astronomy Colloquia 📍 Sackler Lecture Theatre, IoA (tea at 4.00 pm)

16:45

Probing mitotic spindle defects that arise in cells lacking the spindle checkpoint kinase TAO1

👤 Dr. Viji Draviam, Department of Genetics, Cambridge 📚 Quantitative cell biology symposium: June 18 2009 📍 Biffen Lecture Theater, Department of Genetics

16:45

Qunatitative phosphoproteomics as a tool to investigate insulin signalling

👤 Professor Blagoy Blagoev, University of Southern Denmark, Odense 📚 Institute of Metabolic Science Seminars 📍 Seminar Rooms, Metabolic Research Labs, Level 4, Institute of Metabolic Science

18:00

FDR's First Hundred Days...and Obama's

👤 Tony Badger 📚 Clare Hall America Week 📍 Richard Eden Room in Gillian Beer House (West Court, Clare Hall)

18:30

Cambridge Tech Demo Night

👤 Multiple, see description above 📚 OpenCoffee Cambridge 📍 Coslett Building, Cos124, Anglia Ruskin University