Medical Pharmacology and Physiology seminars are held 12-1 p.m. Tuesdays.
For the Spring 2022 semester, seminars will be either in-person or via Zoom but not both.
In-person seminars will be held in Acuff Auditorium, MA217 Medical Science Building.
School of Medicine building access information – Seminar attendees from outside the School of Medicine may enter the SOM through doors marked “only staff and employees allowed.” For future in-person seminars, we plan to have someone at the Patient-Centered Care Learning Center (PCCLC) doors from 11:50am to 12:00pm, in order to assist those without SOM ID badge access into the building. If you have questions, please contact Lisa Putting.
Faculty and staff may request SOM access be added to their ID badges by filling out the Electronic Badge Reader Access Request Form. The specific doors to request access to are the SOM Atrium doors and/or the PCCLC doors. Processing takes 24-48 hours, older ID badges may not work.
Spring 2022 Seminar Dates and Speakers
March 2022
March 8
- Stuart Campbell, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology, Yale University
“Cardiomyopathy-causing mutations to tropomyosin: in pursuit of the molecular basis of pathogenicity” Guest of Kerry McDonald, PhD Zoom-only
March 15
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DeLisa Fairweather, PhD, FAHA, 2022 JO Davis Student-Selected Lecturer, Associate Professor of Medicine and Immunology, Director of Translational Research, Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida
“Translational studies of myocarditis”
April 2022
April 12
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Tara Haas, PhD, Professor, Faculty of Health, School of Kinesiology & Health Science, York University, Toronto
“Capillary remodeling in skeletal muscle: influenced by environmental stressors” Guest of Steven S. Segal, PhD, ZOOM-only
April 19
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Nisha Charkoudian, PhD, Acting Chief, Thermal & Mountain Medicine Division, US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine
“Cardiovascular responses to exercise, heat and high altitude: implications for military medicine” Guest of Steven S. Segal, PhD, ZOOM-only
April 26
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Nicole Jacobsen, PhD, Post-doctoral Fellow, Department of Medical Pharmacology & Physiology, University of Missouri
“The role of satellite cells and their progeny in angiogenesis during skeletal muscle regeneration”
May 2022
May 3
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Paul Fadel, PhD, Professor, Department of Kinesiology, University of Texas at Arlington
“Impact of type 2 diabetes on the peripheral vasculature: A sympathetic contribution” Guest of Steven S. Segal, PhD,ZOOM-only*Dr. Fadel's seminar is now scheduled to be in-person only*
