Cardiopulmonary Research-in-Progress
Seminar Series
Lunch discussion with Dr.
Shaun R. Coughlin, UCSF, Evans Lectureship
2003
The Cardiopulmonary Research-in-Progress Seminar
Series was established in fall of 2002. The series aims to highlight current
cardiopulmonary research and provide a venue for interaction and discussion
for an audience of both clinical and basic researchers.
The talks are held on Thursdays at 4 p.m. We feature
Stanford speakers, speakers from area institutions, and visiting scholars
from research institutions nationwide and abroad. Visiting speakers spend
the day at Stanford, meeting with colleagues with common research interests,
and we host a lunch discussion with graduate students, fellows, and research
associates from the group.
Lab Meetings, and Journal Club
The Rabinovitch/Bland lab has weekly research meetings
(usually Mondays at 9:00 am), where laboratory members present and discuss
their latest research findings. This is a great forum for brainstorming
and troubleshooting. In addition, the group holds bi-weekly Journal Club
meetings, in which students, post-docs and faculty participate in reviewing
current research papers from the scientific literature.
Unless noted otherwise, seminars are held
on Thursdays at 4 pm in CCSR room 4105.
9/6/07
Amato
J Giaccia, PhD, Stanford University "Therapeutically Targeting The PHD/HIF Pathway"
10/4/07
Kryn
Stankunas, PhD, Stanford University "Chromatin Regulation of the Microenvironment During Heart
Development by Brg1 Repression of Adamts1"
10/18/07
Mark R Nicolls, MD,
Stanford University "Immune Aspects of Pulmonary Hypertension"
10/25/07
Howard Y Chang, MD, PhD, Stanford
University "Genomic Encoding of Positional Information"
11/8/07
Gill Bejerano, PhD, Stanford
University "Understanding Mammalian Regulatory DNA"
11/29/07
Ricardo E Dolmetsch, PhD, Stanford
University "Calcium Channel Trafficking and Transcription"
2/14/08
Paul Hassoun , MD, Johns
Hopkins University School of Medicine "Endothelial barrier dysfunction in ventilator-associated
lung injury"
2/15/08,
(Friday) 1
PM,
Munzer Auditorium
Evans Lecture – Pulmonary
Medicine Grand RoundsSposored by the Vera
Moulton Wall Center for Pulmonary Vascular Disease
Paul Hassoun , MD, Johns
Hopkins University School of Medicine "Scleroderma-related Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension:
Challenges and Hope"
2/21/08
Nancy Boudreau, PhD, University
of California, San Francisco "Homeobox Genes in Angiogenesis and Vasculogenesis"
2/28/08
Paul A Khavari, MD, PhD, Stanford
University "Ras/MAPK Signaling in Homeostasis and Neoplasia"
3/13/08
Harold S Bernstein, MD, PhD,
University of California, San Francisco "Modeling Myocardial Development and Therapy with
Human Embryonic Stem Cells"
3/20/08
Vinicio de Jesus Perez,, MD,
Stanford University "Bone Morphogenetic Protein and Wingless Cross-talk
in the Pulmonary Circulation: A New Paradigm for Understanding
Pulmonary Vascular Diseases"
3/27/08
Marcia L Stefanick, PhD, FAHA,
Stanford University "Does Initiating Hormone Therapy at Menopause Reduce
CHD?
A Review of the Evidence"
4/2/08
(Wednesday)
Falk Library
Augustine M.K. Choi, MD, Brigham
and Women's Hospital, and Harvard University "Role of Autophagy in COPD and Vascular Injury"
4/10/08
Cristina M Alvira, MD,
Stanford University "Disease Severity in a Murine Model of Kawasaki Disease
is Determined by Dysregulation of Elastin Fiber Assembly"
4/17/08
CANCELLED - seminar by Peter L
Jones, PhD,
University of Pennsylvania "ConText Messaging in the Normal and Diseased Lung"
5/15/08
Ajay Chawla, MD, PhD,
Stanford University "PPARs, Macropahge Activation and Insulin Resistance"
6/12/08
CANCELLED
- seminar by Catriona
Logan, PhD,Stanford University "Exploring Wnt
Signaling in Adult Mouse Lung Regeneration"
For more information, or to be added to our mailing
list, please contact:
Michelle Fox, mfox1 at stanford.edu,
or
Michal Bental Roof, PhD, mroof at stanford.edu
