Time: Tuesday, July 6, 9:00 am - noon
Place: Bioinformatics Computer Core Lab (Rm 104), Life Sciences Bldg
Organizers: Gary Bowlin, Jeff Elhai, and James Mastros
Audience: Primarily 1st year students

Topics of session

• Presentation: Electrospinning and nanoscale fibers
• Discussion: Ethical and practical dimensions of stem-cell research

Specific topics of discussion (click on topic for details)

• What are the issues surrounding different kinds of stem cells?
  Discussion to be led by Ethan Thiel, Frances Davis, Matthew Berginski, and Doruk Akan
  
• Imposed limitations on use of stem cell lines:
  What are they and why?
  Discussion to be led by Chuck Lemken, Lydia Leecost, Joanna Hedels, and Mike Gaspar
• What is the current state of stem cell applications?
  Discussion to be led by Michael Jamros, Austin Hess, Sarah Cousins, and Vetria Byrd
• What is the foreseeable potential for stem cell applications?
  Discussion to be led by Paul Wojoski, Nathan Smith, Alli McMullen, and LaVerne Hamlin

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