December 8, 2022 | 5:45PM | 56-614
DRAM Seminar 12/8/2022
Chiara Masnovo (Mirkin Lab, Tufts University): Coordination between leading and lagging strand synthesis prevents (GAA)n repeat instability
Leonardo (Leo) Betancurt (Gardner Lab, NEB/Pasteur Institute): Cryo-EM and functional studies reveal novel proofreading mechanisms in archaeal replication
November 10, 2022 | 5:45PM | 56-614
DRAM Seminar 11/10/2022
Lee Pribyl (Engelward Lab, MIT): Impact of Mgmt-Mediated DNA Repair on Mutation Susceptibility & Cancer in Mice
Xiao-Feng Zheng (Chowdhury Lab, Dana Farber Cancer Institute): CDK5/Cyclin B regulates mitotic progression and fidelity
September 16, 2022 | 4:00pm - 5:30pm | 56-614
Friday Forum: Peter Dedon
Peter Dedon; Singapore Professor in Biological Engineering
Please join us for a joint CEHS and SRP Friday Forum talk by Professor Peter Dedon on "New ‘Omic Tools for Studying Genetic Toxicology, the Epigenome, and the Epitranscriptome". For more information about Professor Peter Dedon, please click here.
September 15, 2022 | 4:05pm | 32-141
Schauer Lecture: Vincent B. Young
Vincent B. Young; Professor, University of Michigan Medical School
"Host-Microbe Interactions in the Gut: Lessons from Patients and Animal Models". For more information about Professor Young, please click here.
BE_Seminar_Schauer_Lecture_22_09_15-YOUNG_Vincent.pdf">Download PDF >May 13, 2022 | 4:00pm - 5:30pm | 56-614
Friday Forum: Jesse Kroll
Jesse Kroll; Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Professor of Chemical Engineering, Director, Ralph M. Parsons Laboratory
Please join us for a joint CEHS and SRP Friday Forum talk by Professor Jesse Kroll on "Atmospheric Oxidation of PAHs and its Effect on Toxicity". For more information about Professor Jesse Kroll, please click here.
May 12, 2022 | 5:45pm | 16-220
DRAM Seminar 5/12/2022
Paul Caffrey (Gardner Lab, New England BioLabs): Repair of Hyperoxidized DNA in Archaea: How New Enzyme Discovery Fills in the Gaps of Biological Understanding
Deyu Li (Li Lab, University of Rhode Island): Chemical Biology of DNA Damage and Repair
April 28, 2022 | 4:05pm | 32-155
Wogan Lecture: Janet Woodcock
Janet Woodcock; FDA Principal Deputy Commissioner
"(Still) A Risky Business: Developing Drugs and Devices in the 21st Century". For more information about Dr. Woodcock, please click here.
BE_Seminar_Wogan_Lecture_22_04_28-WOODCOCK_Susan.pdf">Download PDF >April 14, 2022 | 4:05pm | 32-155
Harris Lecture: Susan M. Rosenberg
Susan M. Rosenberg; Professor, Baylor College of Medicine
"The DNA Damageome and Cancer" . For more information about Professor Rosenberg, please click here.
BE_Seminar_Harris Lecture_22_04_14-ROSENBERG_Susan.pdf">Download PDF >April 14, 2022 | 6:00pm | 16-220
DRAM Seminar 4/14/2022
Justin Blanch (McVey Lab, Tufts University): Error-prone DNA repair in Drosophila: the missing link between polymerase θ structure and function
Shrabasti Roychoudhury (Chowdhury Lab, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute): High-throughput screening strategy identifies a novel regulator of replication stress response
March 18, 2022 | 4:00pm - 5:30pm | 56-614
Friday Forum: Noelle Selin
Noelle Selin; Professor, IDSS and EAPS; Director, Technology and Policy Program; Associate Director, IDSS
Please join us for a joint CEHS and SRP Friday Forum talk by Professor Noelle Selin. For more information about Professor Noelle Selin, please click here.
March 17, 2022 | 6:00pm | 56-614
DRAM Seminar 3/17/2022
Nimrat Chatterjee (Chatterjee Lab, University of Vermont): REV1 DNA Polymerase: The Road from Cancer Resistance to Host-Pathogen Interactions
Shangming Tang (Pellman Lab, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute): Breakage of Cytoplasmic Chromosomes by Pathological DNA Base Excision Repair
February 10, 2022 | 6:00pm | Zoom only
DRAM Seminar 2/10/2022
Sneh Manishi Toprani (Nagel Lab, Harvard University): Repeated measurements of DNA repair capacity in healthy individuals
Iman Khan (Mouw Lab, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute): Investigating the role of CHEK1 in early NER pathway in cancer calls
February 4, 2022 | 4:00PM | 10-105
Assemble to Assemble Amino Acids!
Kathleen Vandiver; Director of CEHS and SRP Community Engagement Core
Dr. Kathy Vandiver is a world leader in the creation of tactile learning kits that teach young students fundamental scientific concepts. One of Kathy’s kits teaches about proteins, and one of the ‘ingredients’ is amino acids which need to be preassembled. You are encouraged to join this fun workshop where you will help to assemble kit components while learning about communicating science to the next generation.
Assemble to Assemble Amino Acids FEB 4 new room.pdf">Download PDF >January 13, 2022 | 6:00pm | via Zoom
DRAM Seminar 1/13/2022
Turner Pecen (Nagel Lab, Harvard University): Developing Pathway Specific Reporters for Nucleotide Excision Repair
Li Lan (Lan Lab, MGH/Harvard University): Understanding and Targeting the RNA-regulated DNA Damage Response in Cancer
