Nutrition & Exercise Physiology at the University of Missouri
 

Nutritional & Exercise Physiology Seminar Series

Spring 2009 Schedule
Co-sponsored by the Food for the 21st Century Nutrition & Exercise Physiology
PDF of spring schedule for download

DATE

 SPEAKER
Jan 29

Dr. Bryan Smith
University of Kansas
Non-traditional weight management: Alternative delivery methods to treat the masses 
Feb 5 Dr. Kevin Fritsche
University of Missouri
Impact of diet and lifestyle on your inflammatory phenotype
Feb 12 Dr. Patricia Williamson-Hughes
Archer Daniels Midland Company
The intersection of food, nutrition, satiety and health in the food industry
 
Feb 19 Dr. George Brooks
University of California-Berkeley
TBA
 
Feb 26 Dr. David Wright
University of Alberta
Flexing your fat: The regulation and function of PGC-1 alpha in white adipose tissue
 
Mar 5 Dr. Yongzhong Wei
University of Missouri
The renin-angiotensin system, oxidative stress and fatty liver disease
 
Mar 12 Dr. Paul Fadel
University of Missouri
Neural and hemodynamic responses to a mixed meal: Influence of endurance training
 
Mar 19 Dr. David Nieman
Appalachian State University
Immunonutrition support for athletes
 
Mar 26 NO SEMINAR
Spring Break
  
Apr 2 NO SEMINAR
Nutrition & Exercise Research Week
 
Apr 9 CANCELLED - Dr. Scott Trappe
Ball State University
Exercise in space
 
Apr 16 NO SEMINAR
Life Sciences Week
  
Apr 23 NO SEMINAR
Experimental Biology Meeting
 
Apr 30 Dr. Dennis Lubahn
University of Missouri
 Botanicals, oxysterols, estrogens, and hedgehogs: Evidence that they may help cure cancer
 
Apr 30 Dr. Daniel Lane
Johns Hopkins University
 Hypothalamic regulation of food intake and energy expenditure
 

Seminars are regularly held in Acuff Auditorium
on Thursday afternoons from 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Refreshments provided at 3:45 p.m.


 


 
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