Biophysical Chemistry Discussion Series
Biophysical Chemistry Discussion aims to promote interaction among researchers who are interested in applying concepts from the physical and chemical sciences to understanding biological systems. The lunch meetings are open to everyone, with relaxed, informal setting to maximize questions and discussions by the audience.
Winter 2006 Program
Fridays 12:30 -1:30 at Pulp and Paper Building 113
Jan 27, 2006 David Juncker (Dept. Biomedical Engineering, McGill)
Feb 3, 2006 Nela Durisic (Wiseman/Grutter Group)
Feb 10, 2006 Bhushan Nagar (Dept. Biochemistry, McGill)
March 3, 2006 Maria Kilfoil (Dept. Physics, McGill)
March 17, 2006 Karine Auclair (Dept. Chemistry, McGill)
March 31, 2006 Stephane Laporte (Dept. Medicine, McGill)
April 28, 2006 Derek Gray (Dept. Chemistry, McGill)
Organized by Hung-Wen Li (hw.li@mcgill.ca)
Previous Program
May 20, 2005
Sophie Dumont
Biophysics Program, UC Berkeley
Direct Observation of Substeps Reveals the RNA Translocation Mechanism of HCV NS3 Helicase and its Coordination by ATP
June 15, 2005
Michael T. Woodside
Nat’l Inst. Nanotechnology, NRC and Dept. of
Biological Sciences,
Sequence Dependant DNA Hairpin Unfolding Studied with Optical Tweezers
June 29, 2005
Hung-Wen Li
Chemistry Dept.,
When RecBCD Helicases Meet Chi
July 13, 2005
Jason Young
Biochemistry Dept.,
Regulation and Recruitment of Molecular Chaperones
July 27, 2005
Ben Herbert (Wiseman group)
Physics Dept.,
Mechanisms of Cellular Adhesion and Migration
Sep. 20, 2005
David Cramb, University of Calgary
Blinking of Quantom Dots