List of events

Featured

Faculty Lunch Talk- Vageli Coutsias

Oct 28th at 11:30am in LC 107

Talk title: TBD

*By invitation only

LC Seminar- Stephanie Weber

Stephanie Weber, Associate Professor at McGill University

10/17 in LC 101 @12:30 PM

Talk Title: “Multiphase behavior of the nucleolus throughout the C. elegans life cycle”

ICB&DD Symposium October 2, 2025

The ICB&DD 19th Annual Symposium, "Drug Discovery & AI: Advances and New Directions" will be held at the Charles Wang Center on Thursday, October 2, 2025 (9:00AM–5:00PM; Reception 5:00–6:00PM).

Faculty Lunch Talk- Joshua Rest

September 30th, @11:30-12:30pm

Speaker: Joshua Rest, PhD

Department: Ecology and Evolution

Title and abstract to follow.

LC conference room 107

*By invitation only

LC Seminar- Alexandra Zidovska

Prof. Alexandra Zidovska, Associate Professor of Physics at New York University

Talk Title: TBD

@12:30 in LC 101

LC Seminar- Elsa Yan

9/19 at 12:30pm

Talk Title: “Detecting the First Hydration Shell Structures of Proteins and DNA”

LC 101

LC Seminar-Bill Kath

9/5 @12:30 in LC 101

Talk Title TBD

Dr. Bahar’s Summer Reception

*Invitation Only

Date: Wednesday, August 27th
Time: 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM

RSVP by July 15th

LC Seminar

The seminar will be held at 11am on Monday, July 21st at the Laufer Center room 101."

June 6-7, Professor Iwao Ojima's 80th Birthday Symposium

Professor Iwao Ojima will be celebrating his 80th Birthday on June 5 this year. In honor of this occasion, the Ojima Laboratory alumni are organizing a two-day Stony Brook symposium on “Research and Innovation at the Interface of Chemistry, Biology and Medicine” at the Charles Wang Center scheduled for Friday June 6 and Saturday June 7, 2025. By invitation only

BCB Seminar- Lina Carlini

Title: Soft Barriers, hard decisions: the anaphase spindle as a physically distinct cytoplasm

Speaker: Lina Carlini, Assistant Professor, Stony Brook University

Date/Time: Thursday, May 8th, 4:00 pm

Location: Life Sciences Building room 038

Host: Nancy Hollingsworth

LC Seminar- Dr. Ramon Miranda-Quintana

May 2nd at 12pm in LC 101

Dr. Ramon Miranda-Quintana (Dept Chemistry, University of Florida)

Title: “Efficient unsupervised learning techniques for chemical and conformational space exploration.”

Faculty Lunch Talk- Barbara Hribar Lee

@11:30-12:30pm

Speaker: Barbara Hribar Lee

Host: Ken Dill

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Talk Title: “Modeling antibodies in pharmaceutical formulations”

*By invitation only

Laufer Center Spring Retreat

The Old Field Club

86 West Meadow Road

Setauket, New York, 117331

Tuesday, April 22, 2025

*By invitation only

Faculty Lunch Talk- Carlos Simmerling

April 15th @11:30-12:30pm

Speaker: Carlos Simmerling, PhD

Department: Chemistry; Laufer Center

Talk Title: "A neural network approach to improving continuum water models for biomolecular MD"

*By invitation only

Faculty Lunch Talk- Helmut Strey

3/25th, @11:30-12:30pm

Speaker: Helmut Strey, PhD

Department: BME

Talk Title: "Scientific Machine Learning in Neuroblox "

LC conference room 107

*By invitation only

LC Seminar Corey Weistuch

LC Seminar 3/20 @ 11:30am

Corey Weistuch

Host: Ken Dill

Title: Exploiting Conserved Tumor Behaviors for Evolutionary Cancer Medicine

LC 101

LC Seminar- Heidi Klumpe

Heidi Klumpe

Thursday, January 9th 2025

3:00 PM

“Protein parts to multicellular function: quantitative and synthetic biology approaches to study developmental signaling and microbial aggregation”

LC 101

LC Seminar Nathan Belliveau

Wednesday, January 8, 2025

@12:00 PM

“Electrifying Secrets of Directed Cell Migration”

Seminar Title: Electrifying Secrets of Directed Cell Migration

Laufer Center Gathering

Holiday Gathering! ❄️

4:00 - 5:00 PM

By invitation only

Featured

Seminar- Carolina Trenado-Yuste

Monday, December 16, 2024

@1:00 PM

“How tumors and microbial communities shape their final architecture”

Multicellular systems form, remodel, and disassemble through dynamic interactions among their constituent cells and the environment they inhabit–from tumors to microbial colonies in natural habitats.

Location: Laufer Center Lecture Hall 101