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.
November	Ms Ionat Zurr, SymbioticA, School of Anatomy & Human Biology Growing Semi-Living Art, a presentation briefly discussing Zurr’s PhD research (completed this year) exploring issues concerning the nature of living fragments of bodies and how they force us – humans – to reassess our understandings of life. Mr Guy Ben Ary, SymbioticA, School of Anatomy & Human Biology Silent Barrage, an art and science research project in which a robotic body is controlled by a biological “brain” (neural network). Dr Jason Kirkness School of Anatomy & Human Biology Sleep and the upper airway. Sleep apnoea Dr Jennifer Walsh School of Anatomy & Human Biology Sleep and the upper airway. Examining the effect of neck flexion and extension on upper airway collapsibility and site of collapse in healthy subjects during anaesthesia.

SCHOOL OF ANATOMY & HUMAN BIOLOGY SEMINARS 2008

SCHOOL OF ANATOMY & HUMAN BIOLOGY
SEMINARS 2008