Date

Topic/Paper

Presenter

Sialic Acid Engineering: A New Method for Controlling Cell Adhesion and Stem Cell Fate
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
 

Dr. Kevin J. Yarema
Johns Hopkins University

Genetic Approaches for Metabolic Engineering of Antibiotic Production: Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
*Co-hosted with Department of Biological Sciences
 

Dr. Janet Westpheling
Univeristy of Georgia

Optical Ratiometric Sensor for Alcohol Measurements
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
 

Silviya Petrova

The Effects of Peptide Inhibitors on Beta Amyloid Aggregation
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
Seminar Abstract
 

Vinita Mehrotra

Neuroengineering
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
Seminar Abstract
 

Dr. In-Hong Yang

High-Throughput Bioreactor (HTBR) Validation and Use in Mammalian Cell Culture Process Change Studies
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
Ge et al., J. of Biotech.; 2006; 122:293-306.
 

Michael Hanson

Tissue Engineering and Microfabrication
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
 

Miguel Acosta Tapia

Metal-Enhanced and Directional Fluorescence
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
   

Derek Smith

UMBC Library Resources
Featuring SciFinder 2006
 

MALDI-TOF Mass Spectroscopy
Spring 2006 Department Seminar Series
 

Irina Ramos

Judith Kadarusman
The No Carb Diet for Filamentous Fungi:  Effects on Morphology, Morphogenesis, and Physiology
 

Niraj George
Quantifying S. aureus Adhesion to Immobilized Platelets under Physiological Shear Regimes
 

Dr. Jeffrey J. Gray
Computational Protein Structure Prediction Applied to Docking, Therapeutic Antibodies, and Allostery

Supplementary: 
CAPRI rounds 3-5 reveal promising successes and future challenges for RosettaDock
Daily et al., Proteins; 2005; 60:181-186.

Dr. Sungmun Lee
* Role of Aggregation Conditions in Structure, Stability and Toxicity of Intermediates in The Aβ Fibril Formation Pathway

* The Effect of Various Small Heat Shock Proteins on Prevention of Aβ Aggregation and Toxicity
 

Engineering Chinese Hamster Ovary Cells to Maximize Effector Function of Produced Antibodies Using FUT8 siRNA.
K Mori, et al., Biotechnol Bioeng; 2004; 88:901-8.