The Chemical Biology Initiative (CBI) is designed to stimulate and encourage interdisciplinary biomedical/biotechnology research, technological development, and education at the cross roads of chemistry, physics, biology, and engineering at the University of Minnesota. Our central goal is to enable the development of a deeper understanding of biology that can be applied to the improvement of health.
Seminar Announcements:
We are sponsoring a series of semiweekly seminars and research talks with the goal to provide a venue for enhancing dialogue and research interactions across the interface of chemistry and biology. See seminar schedule.
- 2009 Lillehei Heart Institute/Stem Cell Institute Symposium
"Building Muscle & Blood with Stem Cells"
Keynote Speaker: George Q. Daley, Harvard Medical School
"Modeling Human Disease with Pluripotent Stem Cells"
October 21 – 22, 2009
See symposium schedule.
Past Seminars and Events
18th Annual Biotechnology Symposium 2009 "Development and Cancer: Good Cells Gone Bad" Chemical Biology Workshop 2007 "From Bioprobes to Biomaterials"
View online lectures
Chemical Biology Workshop 2006 "Frontiers of Drug Discovery: Chemical Library Development and Screening"
The High-Throughput Biological Analysis (HTBA) Facility Web site is up and running. |  Chemistry and Biology Seminars  Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota Developmental Biology Center NSF Materials Research Science & Engineering Center Biotechnology Institute Lillehei Heart Institute Supercomputer Institute NIH Chemistry and Biology Training Grant Institute for Therapeutics Discovery and Development |
