Metalloenzyme Colloquium

Another important part of the CMS training environment is our seminar program, titled the Metalloenzyme Colloquium. Each year, we invite ca. 6-8 outside speakers who are experts in some area of metallobiochemistry and who are known for the interdisciplinary nature of their research. This provides CMS students with a sense for the diversity of roles of metals in biology, the wide variety of research tools that can be applied to study these systems, and a chance to interact with internationally known scientists in this field. Below is a current list of the Metalloenzyme Colloquium speakers scheduled for 2002-2003.
 
 

Metalloenzyme Colloquium
Spring 2004

Held at 11.10 pm in C127, Life Sciences

Date Speaker Affiliation Title
03/26/2004 Michael Chan Department of Chemistry, The Ohio State University, Columbus "Novel Mechanisms for the Activation and/or Sensing of Small Molecules by Protein Cofactors"
 
 

(Updated   05/14/2003)

If you are on campus (or coming to campus) and would like to visit with an MC speaker, please contact Ginny Lynch at lynch@sunchem.chem.uga.edu .

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