School of Anatomy & Human Biology

SCHOOL OF ANATOMY & HUMAN BIOLOGY SEMINARS 2008
March	Avinash Bharadwaj – School of Anatomy & Human Biology Problem Based Learning: Philosophy, Realities & Experience. Arunasalam Dharmarajan- School of Anatomy & Human Biology. A novel anti-angiogenic protein: implications in cancer
April	Tagny Duff - SymbioticA Resident Moist Media Archives Mark Reynolds – Forensic - School of Anatomy & Human Biology “Rites of Passage” Bloodstain Size, Shape and Formation: Implications for the bloodstain pattern analyst
May	Two PhD Presentations Verena Kaminiarz - SymbioticA May the mice bite me if it is not true Algis Kuliukas – School of Anatomy & Human Biology Troubling the Waters of Anthropology: Is Wading the Missing Factor in the Evolution of Hominid Bipedalism? Peter Mark - School of Anatomy & Human Biology. Pumping up birthweight with P-glycoprotein
June	Anke Van Eekelen -Telethon Institute for Child Health Research Stress and Teenage Maturation of the Brain Professor Stephen Boppart – Univeristy of Illinois,USA Raine FoundationVisitor Advanced Optical Microscopy of 3-D Cell Dynamics in Engineered Tissues Two PhD Presentations Simone Mahoney– School of Anatomy & Human Biology Phenoxodiol: An investigation into drug pathway discovery. Susan Hayes – School of Anatomy & Human Biology In your face: art, anatomy and recognition
July	Michael Raghunath, National University of Singapore The power of the excluded volume effect in biology - putting the genie back into the bottle John McGeachie, School of Anatomy & Human Biology Cretinism in Papua New Guinea: reflections on an amazing experience
August	Dr Caitlin Wyrwoll, Centre for Cardiovascular Science, University of Edinburgh. Placental vascular development and nutrient transport in 11b-HSD2-/- mice Associate Professor Ruth Ganss, West Australian Institute for Medical Research Reversing Angiogenesis in solid tumours
September	Dr. Brian Rappert, University of Exeter The Life Sciences, Biosecurity, & Dual-Use Research
October	Professor Linc Schmitt, School of Anatomy & Human Biology Do bats fly? Genetic diversity of bats on the islands of Wallacea between Bali and Timor Dr Rachel Sherrard, School of Anatomy & Human Biology The ups and downs of repairing neural circuits: attractiveness, maturity and meeting your partner (Cancelled 7/Oct/2008) Professor Paul McMenamin School of Anatomy & Human Biology Anatomy teaching in future medical curricula: Don't Look Back.

SCHOOL OF ANATOMY & HUMAN BIOLOGY SEMINARS 2008

SCHOOL OF ANATOMY & HUMAN BIOLOGY
SEMINARS 2008