Department of Genetics

Serafin Fernandez Memorial Seminar Series

Serafin FernandezSpeakers in the Serafin Fernandez Memorial Seminars are invited and hosted by the graduate students of the Department of Genetics. The Series is generously supported by Serafin and Carmen Fernandez in honor of their son Serafin, who was a graduate student at Einstein from 1982 until his untimely death from AIDS in 1985. In recollection of Serafin’s abiding interest in the relevance of molecular genetics to diverse subjects, including evolution, and embryonic development, speakers are chosen from the frontiers of genetics and its applications to other areas of biology and medical research.

 

Past Speakers Include:

1986 Dr. Rochelle Esposito University of Chicago
1987 Dr. Judith Kimble University of Wisconsin-Madison
1988 Dr. Jeffrey Hall Brandeis University
1989 Dr. Jeremy Nathans Johns Hopkins University
1990 Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn University of California-Berkeley
1991 Dr. Lynn Margulis University of Massachusetts-Amherst
1992 Dr. Nancy Hopkins Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1993 Dr. Gary Struhl Columbia University
1998 Dr. Robert Roeder Rockefeller University
2002 Dr. Jeannie Lee Massachusetts General Hospital
2004 Dr. Gail Martin University of California-San Francisco
2005 Dr. Cori Bargmann Rockefeller University
2006 Dr. David Allis Rockefeller University
2008 Dr. Michael Levine University of California-Berkeley
2009 Dr. Leslie Vosshall Rockefeller University

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News & Events

News | Dr. Jacobs Elected to National Academy

The Department congratulates Dr. William R. Jacobs Jr., Professor of M&I and of Genetics, on his election to membership in the Natl. Acad. of Sci., 4/30/13." read more

 

Event | 4/12/2013 11:59 AM

Ullmann 707

There is a 45 minute plenary talk about the future of genomics brought to you by our friends at NFS and DOE. read more

 

News | Ozbudak Lab published a new paper in Biology Open

Skeletal muscle is a major tissue type comprising around 40 percent of the adult mass, controlling locomotion and body-support, and accounting for most of an individual's dail read more

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