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Thursday Seminar Series

  2009-2010 Seminar Series
  Thursdays, 11 am - 12 pm
  PTCRC Auditorium

September 2009
September 17 David Busija, PhD
Professor, Dept. Physiology & Pharmacology
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
“Mitochondrial Influences on Brain and the Cerebral Circulation:  Neuroprotection and Vasodilation in Health and Disruption by Insulin Resistance”
Host: Department
November 2009
November 5 Michael Bardo, PhD
Professor and Director of the Center for Drug Abuse Research Translation, Dept. of Psychology
University of Kentucky
"Pharmacotherapies for Stimulant Abuse:  Targeting Nicotinic Receptor Subtypes and VMAT2"
Host: Nader
November 12 Suzy Torti, PhD
Professor, Dept. Biochemistry
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
“Carbon Nanotubes as Anti-cancer Agents”
Host: Department
November 19 James Hickman, PhD
Professor of Chemistry, Biomolecular Science, and Electrical Engineering
University of Central Florida
“Functional In Vitro Systems as Models for Neurological Diseases, Neuroregeneration, and Novel High Information Content Screens”
Hosts: Deadwyler/ Christ
January 2010
January 14 Christos Constantinidis, PhD
Associate Professor, Dept. Neurobiology & Anatomy
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
“Prefrontal Circuits Mediating Cognitive Functions: Plasticity and Role of Neurotransmitter Systems”
Host: Department
January 28 David Friedman, PhD
Professor and Associate Dean for Research, Dept. Physiology & Pharmacology
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Neural basis of addiction, Effects of Alcohol and Stress on the Brain
Host: Department
February 2010
February 4 Martin K. Childers, PhD
Associate Professor, Dept. of Neurology
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Translational Research on Degenerative Muscular Dystrophies
Host: Department
February 11 Steven Mizel, PhD
Professor, Dept. Microbiology & Immunology
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Pro-inflammatory and Adjuvant Properties of Flagellin
Host: Department
March 2010
March 4 Nancy Zahniser, PhD
Professor and Associate Dean for Research Education, Dept. Pharmacology
University of Colorado School of Medicine
“Individual Differences in Cocaine Activation in Rats Involve Brain Dopamine Systems and Predict Cocaine Reward and Reinforcement”
Hosts: Porrino/ Weiner/ Roberts/ Jones
March 18 Luis De Lecea, PhD
Associate Professor, Dept. Psychiatry & Behavioral Science
Stanford University Medical School
Cellular/Molecular Mechanisms Regulating Sleep, Attention, and Complex Behavior
Host: Roberts
April 2010
April 8 Alejandro M. Dopico, MD, PhD
Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology
University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Alcohol Modulation of Vascular Function and Potassium Channels
Host: McCool
April 22 Regina Carelli, PhD
Professor of Psychology and Director of the Behavioral Neuroscience Program
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Reinforcement, Substance Abuse, Dopamine Neurotransmission, Multi-unit Recording
Host: Hampson
May 2010
May 13 Linda Spear, PhD
Distinguished Professor of Psychology, Dept. of Psychology
State University of New York at Binghamton
Environmental and Developmental Contributions to Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Host: Weiner
May 20 Allyson Bennett, PhD
Assistant Professor, Dept. Physiology & Pharmacology and Dept. Pediatrics
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Development, Lifespan, Psychopharmacology
Host: Department

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