TIC Events

Scott Fraser hosts selected speakers throughout the year.
Upcoming speakers include:

Date/Time/Location	Speaker	Title
11/04/2019 11.00am/MCB 101	Peter Butler, M.D.	"Cellular dysfunction in diabetes and dementia, fighting to live another day"

For more information contact somma@provost.usc.edu

Past speakers :

Date/Time/Location	Speaker	Title
10/02/2017 3.30pm/RRI 101	Grazyna Marta Palczewska, PhD	"Two-Photon Ophthalmoscopy with Low Laser Power"
03/29/2017 1.00pm/RRI 101	Arash Kheradvar, M.D., PH.D.	"Emerging Trends in Heart Valve Engineering and Translation to Clinical Medicine"
01/27/2016 12.00pm/RRI 101	L. Mahadevan	"Towards a geometrical and physical basis for morphogenesis"
11/18/2015 12.00pm/RRI 101	Amy S. Lee	"Glucose Regulated Proteins in Health and Disease: Molecular Mechanisms and Therapeutic Potential"
10/14/2015 12.00pm/RRI 101	Changhuei Yang	"Fourier Ptychography and deep tissue imaging with optical time-reversal"
05/01/2015 2.00pm/RRI 101	Keith Cheng	"Pan-Cellular Tissue Tomography: Enabling quantitative 3D phenotyping of optically opaque tissues at cell resolution"
03/30/2015 2.00pm/RRI 101	Viviana Gradinaru	“Visualizing the Activity and Anatomy of Brain Circuits: Optogenetic Sensors and Tissue Clearing Approaches”
02/27/2015 1.00pm/RRI 101	Mary Loeken	“Regulation of embryogenesis and stem cell characteristics by metabolism: Insights gained from study of birth defects in diabetic pregnancy”
02/18/2015 12.00pm/RRI 101	Denise Montell	“Life, Death and Resurrection at the Cellular Level"

TIC hosts special speakers throughout the year.
Upcoming speakers include:

Date/Time/Location	Speaker	Title
10/06/2016 12.30pm/RRI 101	Gregory T. Reeves	"Formation and interpretation of the Dorsal/NF-κB gradient"

For more information contact FraserTIC@usc.edu

Past speakers :

Date/Time/Location	Speaker	Title
05/07/2015 1.00pm/RRI 101	Carlos Carmona-Fontaine	"Role of Extracellular Metabolites in Multicellular Organization"
04/29/2015 10.00am/RRI 101	Lord Winston	"The Two Cultures: The Puzzle of Las Meninas. Hidden disease in Renaissance painting"