Latest Lecture
The School of Medicine Emeritus Lecture Program celebrates the extraordinary research and training accomplishments of the school's faculty as they achieve emeritus status.
Jointly sponsored by the school's departments and the Dean's Office, the program recognizes the contributions of these world-class scholars, both at the school and globally, through a combined public talk and reception. Open to the campus community, these events provide a unique opportunity for retiring faculty to reflect publicly on their life's work and to share some of their accumulated wisdom.
Jointly sponsored by the school's departments and the Dean's Office, the program recognizes the contributions of these world-class scholars, both at the school and globally, through a combined public talk and reception. Open to the campus community, these events provide a unique opportunity for retiring faculty to reflect publicly on their life's work and to share some of their accumulated wisdom.
My Career in Transplantation with a Tribute to Extraordinary Mentors
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Oscar Salvatierra Jr., MD |
Past Lectures
Switching Cell Polarity, and Regulating Gene Expression to Build an Organ
by Dale Kaiser, PhD
Nov. 9, 2005
9th Annual Kuffler Lecture and the Inaugural School of Medicine Emeritus Lecture
by Eric Shooter, PhD
May 26, 2005
