Lec.
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Speakers
(Year) |
Affiliations |
Titles of Lectures |
1 |
Dr. Jan Miernyk
(1993) |
USDA/ARS |
“The Stress-70 Proteins as Molecular Chaperones for the Membrane Translocation of Plant Precursor Proteins” |
2 |
Dr. James H. Tumlinson
(1994) |
USDA/ARS |
“How Parasitoids and Predators Find Their Host and Prey: Chemistry of Eavesdropping, Alarm and Deceit” |
3 |
Dr. Elizabeth Bernays
(1996) |
Univ. of Arizona |
“The Benefits of Plant Secondary Metabolites to Insect Herbivores” |
4 |
Dr. Robert L. Last
(1997) |
Cornell University |
“Using Genetics to Understand Stress Adaptation Mechanisms in Plants” |
5 |
Dr. Milton Zaitlin
(1998) |
Cornell University |
“Tobacco Mosaic Virus: 100 Years of Contributions to Virology” |
6 |
Dr. Anthony Cashmore
(1999) |
U. or Pennsylvania |
“Cryptochromes: Blue Light Photoreceptors For Both Plants and Animals” |
7 |
Dr. Jonathan Gershenzon
(2000) |
Max Planck Institute
Germany |
“Glucosinolates: Model Plant Defense Compounds in a Model Plant” |
8 |
Dr. Michael Thomashow
(2001) |
Michigan State Univ. |
“Molecular Switches that Control Plant Stress Tolerance” |
9 |
Dr. Ian Baldwin
(2002) |
Max Planck Institute
Germany |
“Answering Ecological Questions with the Tools of Plant Molecular Biology in Nicotiana attenuata” |
10 |
Dr. Gary Felton
(2003) |
Pennsylvania State
University |
“Salivary Signals from Caterpillars: Role in Evasion of Host Plant Defense” |
11 |
Dr. Jorge M. Vivanco
(2005) |
Colorado State
University |
“How Plants Communicate Using the Underground Chemical Info Superhighway" |
12 |
Dr. Kirsi-Marja Oksman-Caldentey
(2006) |
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland |
“A Functional Genomics Approach Towards the Understanding of Plant Secondary Metabolism" |
13 |
Dr. Richard Flavell
(2007) |
Ceres, Inc., California |
"Moving the Frontiers of Genomics to Help Plant Biology and Breeding" |
14 |
Dr. Nigel Halford
(2008) |
Rothamsted Research Centre, UK |
“Acrylamide in Everyday Foods is a Plant and Agronomic Science Issue” |
15 |
Dr. Richard Sayre
(2009) |
Danforth Plant Sci. Center, St. Louis, MO |
“The Promise of Plant Biotechnology; Innovations for Global Health and Renewable Energy” |
16 |
Dr. Gregory Martin
(2014) |
Cornell University |
“Protein Structures at the Interface of Pathogen Effectors and the Plant Immune System and How They Impact the Host Response” |
17 |
Dr. Jorge Dubcovsky
(2016) |
University of California, Davis |
“A Collection of 10 Million Sequenced Mutations Provides New Tools to Dissect Flowering Pathways in Wheat” |
18 |
Dr. Michael J. Havey
(2019) |
USDA-ARS and University of Wisconsin, Madison |
“Breeding Onion for Insect Resistance: 80 Years of Effort” |
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