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SUMMARY:Professor Gina Poe - Multiverse: Your Brain on Sleep
DESCRIPTION:Multiverse is an interdisciplinary concert and event series combining music and science in live performance. \nNote: This event requires registration. Please visit this link (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/multiverse-your-brain-on-sleep-tickets-112503019560) to register. \n\n\nCapacity Notes: Space in the Zoom Webinar is limited. Attendees are advised to register only for as many tickets as devices they will be using. (e.g. a household of 3 people using 1 computer for the event need only reserve 1 ticket.)\n\n\nThis program is recommended for ages 18+. \nMultiverse is an interdisciplinary concert and event series combining music and science in live performance. After a sold-out smash performance of Hidden Worlds at the Charles Hayden Planetarium last fall\, and a groundbreaking digital concert of Unfolding Life this summer\, the Museum of Science teams up with Multiverse once again for a new virtual event this August! \nHave you ever wondered why we sleep? The role of sleep may be more complex than we think. Join neuroscientist Dr. Gina Poe of UCLA to discover how sleep is critical for remembering and forgetting memories\, cementing and healing trauma\, and influencing and responding to hormones. Explore the science with us through evocative discussion\, immersive music and live dance. \nExperience Multiverse in your homes for one night only. \nScientist: Gina Poe \nPerformers: Matt Sharrock\, Marimba; Megan Anderson & Haley Day\, Dance; The Table Manners\, DJs \nMusic by: Errollyn Wallen\, David Ibbett\, I Monster \nThis program is free thanks to the generosity of the Lowell Institute. \nPlease consider making a gift to support #MOSatHome at donate.mos.org/mosathome and become a vital partner in helping us provide access to free STEM experiences online.
URL:https://www.ibp.ucla.edu/event/multiverse-your-brain-on-sleep/
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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SUMMARY:"Tales from the cold—metabolic adaptations that promote thermogenesis" - Faculty Research Seminar - Claudio Villanueva\, Ph.D.
DESCRIPTION:UCLA Molecular Biology Institute \nTuesday Faculty Research Seminar Series \n“Tales from the cold—metabolic adaptations that promote thermogenesis” \nFor Faculty Only \nZOOM – Please contact Nadia for Zoom information \nContact: Nadia Avila—mbiasst@lifesci.ucla.edu \nAbstract: How do endotherms generate heat in response to the cold? One mechanism is through non-shivering thermogenesis in brown and beige fat cells. Out lab is interested in understanding the transcriptional pathways that govern metabolic control to drive thermogenesis. The metabolic mechanisms that promote thermogenesis in brown fat relies in part on internal and peripheral sources of energy. Metabolomic and gene expression analysis during cold exposure suggest a reliance on pyruvate and lipid metabolism. Here we will discuss the metabolic adaptations that mammals undertake to respond to the cold and how activating these pathways may be used to treat metabolic disorders like diabetes.
URL:https://www.ibp.ucla.edu/event/faculty-research-seminar-claudio-villanueva-ph-d/
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SUMMARY:"Sex differences in the regulation of temperature and metabolism" - Faculty Research Seminar Series - Stephanie Correa\, Ph.D.
DESCRIPTION:UCLA Molecular Biology Institute \nTuesday Faculty Research Seminar Series \nSummer 2020 – Zoom \n“Sex differences in the regulation of temperature and metabolism” \nFor Faculty Only \nZOOM – Please contact Nadia for Zoom information \nContact: Nadia Avila—mbiasst@lifesci.ucla.edu
URL:https://www.ibp.ucla.edu/event/faculty-research-seminar-series-stephanie-correa-ph-d/
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SUMMARY:What a Bird Can Tell You About Your Brain - Professor Stephanie White
DESCRIPTION:BRI / Joint Seminars in Neuroscience / William Scheibel Chair \nin Neuroscience \nWhat a Bird Can Tell You About Your Brain \nStephanie White\, PhD \nProfessor\, Integrative Biology & Physiology\, UCLA College of \nLetters & Sciences\, \nBreakdown of Spatial Coding in Temporal Lobe Epilepsy \nPeyman Golshani\, MD\, PhD \nProfessor\, Neurology and Psychiatry & Biobehavioral Sciences\, \nDavid Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA\nRegistration: https://uclahs.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0vdOCsqjMiGtPTbZ78x_v-gRboUTpbas4D \nWebsite – bri.ucla.edu/events/calendar \nContact – Joseph Quintero – jmquintero@mednet.ucla.edu
URL:https://www.ibp.ucla.edu/event/what-a-bird-can-tell-you-about-your-brain-professor-stephanie-white/
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SUMMARY:Mirian Krystel de Siqueira
DESCRIPTION:Zhang Sicheng\nTBD \nMetabolism/Mito Super Group: \nMirian Krystel de Siqueira\nSicheng Zhang\nGraduate Students\nClaudio Villanueva Lab\nIntegrative Biology and Physiology \nZoom: https://uclahs.zoom.us/j/208463564\nContact: Byoorak Shabanian – byoorak_shabanian@yahoo.com
URL:https://www.ibp.ucla.edu/event/mirian-krystel-de-siqueira/
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SUMMARY:How Does Music Change Your Brain?
DESCRIPTION:How Does Music Change Your Brain \nModerated by Elise Hu\, International Correspondent\, NPR \nA quarter century ago\, neurologist Oliver Sacks wrote of a young patient whose brain tumor appeared to have cost him his memory–until the music of his favorite group\, the Grateful Dead\, broght him back to reality. Today\, scholars in the field of neuromusicology suggest that music can be a tool to improve our brains–helping children develop faster\, improving the performance of athletes and computer programmers\, and even reducing the number of mistakes made by physicians. What does listening to or making music do to the different parts of our brains and the chemicals that help us think? And what potential does music have as a treatment for conditions from anxiety to Alzheimer’s? Songwriter and actress Mary Steenburgen\, research psychologist Assal Habibi\, and Mark Tramo\, neuroscientist and director of the Institute for Music & Brain Science\, visit Zócalo to explore how music transforms our brains.
URL:https://www.ibp.ucla.edu/event/how-does-music-change-your-brain/
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SUMMARY:Xinshu (Grace) Xiao - RNA Editing in Cancer
DESCRIPTION:JCCC Seminar \nXinshu (Grace) Xiao\, PhD\nProfessor\, Integrative Biology and Physiology\nDirector\, Bioinformatics Interdepartmental Program \n“RNA Editing in Cancer”
URL:https://www.ibp.ucla.edu/event/xinshu-grace-xiao-rna-editing-in-cancer/
LOCATION:53-105 CHS
CATEGORIES:Seminars
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