January 25 First week of class - no colloquium       February 1 Harvey Bootsma      UWM WATER Institute Photons, Fire and Fish: Determinants of Nutrient Cycling in an African Great Lake Sponsored by Erica Young February 8 David Wilcox       Medical College of Wisconsin Gene Therapy for Inherited Bleeding Disorders Sponsored by Julie Oliver February 15 Antony Stretton       UW-Madison The Ascaris nervous system - a simple nervous system. Hah! Neuropeptides in nematodes Sponsored by Graduate Students February 22 Marc Bee       University of Minnesota Breeding Choruses and Cocktail Parties: A Frog's Perspective on Hearing in a Noisy World Sponsored by Rafael Rodriguez February 29 David Rogers       UW-Madison 50 years of change in Wisconsin forests Sponsored by Jason Mills March 7 Marius Schmidt       UWM Physics Department Cis/Trans Isomerizations in Biomolecules: Conventional and Time-Resolved Crystallographic Investigations Sponsored by Biological Sciences March 14 Graham Moran       UWM Dept of Chemistry & Biochemistry The Diverse and Pervasive Chemistry of 4-Hydroxyphenylpyruvate Sponsored by Daâd Saffarini March 21 SPRING BREAK       Enjoy the break March 28 Jimmy Orjala       University of Illinois-Chicago Natural Product Discovery from Lake Michigan Algae Sponsored by Eric Cheng April 4 Art Brooks      UWM Biological Sciences From Vermont to the Great Lakes - my career in Limnology Sponsored by Biological Sciences April 11 Diana Pettit       Albert Einstein University My synapse spilleth over: Extrasynaptic NMDA receptor physiology Sponsored by Biological Sciences Neuro/Phys group April 18 Gerry Wright       McMaster University / Canada Genomic Enzymology of Antibiotic Resistance Co-Sponsored by Biological Sciences Biotechnology Center and the College of Health Sciences April 25 Holly Snyder      UWM Biological Sciences Ph.D. defense Sponsored by Steve Forst May 2 Katherine Kalil       UW-Madison Signaling Mechanisms in Growth and Guidance of Cortical Axons Sponsored by Chuck Fink

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