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
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
April 26
Dr. Werner Krauth
CNRS and Laboratoire de Physique de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris
“Mixing, stopping, coupling, lifting, and other keys to the second Markov-chain revolution”
Past Seminars
February 16
Dr. Gabriel Rocklin
Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology
Northwestern University
”High-throughput discovery of protein folding stability and dynamics”