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Yale Signal Transduction Group Meetings
Objective
The broad objective of these signal transduction meetings is to provide a forum for laboratories studying intracellular signal transduction to present their work and to exchange ideas. The format is an informal presentation, given preferably by either post-docs or graduate students, on their research. We encourage participants to present their most current research data as a "work in progress". This format is intended to encourage a free exchange of ideas, comments and other issues that may be of benefit to both the presenter and audience. These meetings are scheduled on the last Friday of each month, and speakers from two labs present for 30 minutes each. If you are interested in participating in these meetings contact Dr. Anton Bennett.
Participating Labs
| Principal Investigator | Department | Research Interests |
| Pharmacology | Signaling by protein tyrosine phosphatases | |
| Titus Boggon, Ph.D. | Pharmacology | Structure and function of Janus family of kinases |
| David Calderwood , Ph.D. | Pharmacology | Signaling by integrins |
| Lloyd Cantley, M.D., Ph.D. | Medicine | Mechanisms of epithelial morphogenesis |
| Junjie Chen, Ph.D. | Ther. Radiology | Control of genomic stability and tumor suppression |
| Dan DiMaio, M.D., Ph.D. | Genetics | Tumor virus signaling |
| Paul Lombroso, M.D. | Psychiatry | Signaling by protein tyrosine phosphatases |
| Carolyn Macica, Ph.D. | Medicine | Peripheral nerve injury and regeneration |
| Joseph Madri, M.D., Ph.D. | Pathology | Cell adhesion molecule signaling |
| Wang Min, Ph.D. | Pathology | Inflammatory and angiogenic signaling |
| Angus Nairn, Ph.D. | Psychiatry | Signaling by protein phosphatases in the brain |
| Joseph Schlessinger, Ph.D. | Pharmacology | Signaling by tyrosine kinases |
| Elke Stein, Ph. D. | MCDB | Axonal guidance signaling |
| Ben Turk, Ph.D. | Pharmacology | Signaling by protein kinases |
| Agnes Vignery, D.D.S., Ph.D. | Orthopaedics | Mechanisms of macrophage multinucleation |
| Dan Wu, Ph.D. | Pharmacology | Signaling by seven-transmembrane receptors |
Meeting Schedule for Fall 2008 and Spring 2009
| Date | Lab Presenting |
| September 26th | Schlessinger |
| Wu | |
| October 31st | Cantley |
| Lombroso | |
| November 21st | Turk |
| DiMaio | |
| December |
CANCELLED
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| January 30th |
Boggon |
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Nairn |
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| February 27th | Bennett |
| Vignery | |
| March 27th | CELL SIGNALING TECHNOLOGY |
| April 24th | Madri |
| Macica | |
| May 29th | Min |
| Wu | |
| June 26th | Schlessinger |
| Calderwood |
Meetings will be held in the Department of Pharmacology, Giarman Library (SHM-B201) at 10:00 am.
For further information on the schedule please contact one of the organizers.
Annie Le, Graduate Student (Bennett Lab).
Catherine Chen,
Graduate Student (Turk Lab).
Acknowledgments
We would like to thank the Graduate Program in Biological and Biomedical Sciences and the Graduate School for their support. These meetings are sponsored in part by Cell Signaling Technology (TM).
