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2011
February, 2011	Rutgers University Women In NeuroScience (RUWINS) Informational Meeting \| Default RUWINS seminar entitled, Development and Regeneration of the Mammalian Hearing Organ \| Seminars Dr. Andrew Kern Dartmouth College Department of Biological Sciences Hanover, NH “The tortoise and the hare: finding the targets of natural selection in genomes \| Lecture RESEARCH SEMINAR Dr. Jill Wildonger University of California – San Francisco Department of Physiology San Francisco, CA “Building unique cellular compartments: the role of dynein in neuronal morphogenesis” \| Seminars CBN Seminar \| Seminars Axonal Transport of Prion Protein Vesicles and Infectious Prions: Lessons from Motor Protein Regulation \| Seminars RESEARCH SEMINAR Wei Chen University of Michigan Department of Biostatistics Ann Arbor, MI “Statistical Methods and Analysis for Genome-wide Association Studies and Next Generation Sequencing \| Seminars CBN Seminar \| Seminars RESEARCH SEMINAR Dr. Sean M. O’Rourke University of Oregon Institute of Molecular Biology Eugene, OR “Gene Hunting in C. elegans: Exploring nonessential cytoskeletal regulators” \| Seminars
March, 2011	CENTER FOR DERMAL RESEARCH INAUGURAL LAUNCH Dr. Bozena Michniak-Kohn, Rutgers, and Dr. Angela Christiano, Columbia \| Default
April, 2011	RUWINS (Rutgers University Women in Neuroscience) monthly lecture series. “Spontaneous Electrical Activity And Molecular Signals in Spinal Motor Circuit Development” by Lynn Landmesser, Ph.D, Chair, Department of Neurosciences, Case Western Reserve Univer \| Lecture Life Science Product Show \| Default Rutgers University Women in Neuroscience (RUWINS) in partnership with the CBN Society presents a seminar entitled, Looking into the Future: Careers in Science Panel \| Seminars
May, 2011	Rutgers University Women In Neuroscience (RU WINS) is holding its monthly seminar series this Friday, May 6th, featuring Dr. Wilma Friedman from Rutgers University. \| Seminars
September, 2011	Dr. Andrew Singson will present, Gamete activation and fertilization in C. elegans \| Default Dr. Bryce Nickels will present, Use of “nanoRNAs” to prime transcription initiation in bacteria. \| Default Dr. Christopher Rongo will present, Regulated AMPA Receptor Trafficking In Vivo In Response To Experience and Environment \| Default Insights into Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor Function in Mood Disorders and Traumatic Brain Injury \| Seminars Dr. Maureen M. Barr will present, What a TRP! Sex and cilia in C. elegans. \| Default Research Seminar: Dr. Joaquin Santolaya will present, Contemporary observations concerning the antenatal screening, diagnosis and perinatal management of Down Syndrome pregnancies in the USA \| Seminars

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