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	Trouble at the Checkpoint DNA Damage and Cancer Treatment Speakers: Peter Sicinski, Harvard Medical School; David Glover, Cyclacel; Rachael Hawtin, Sunesis Pharmaceuticals; René Medema, University Medical Center, Utrecht; Chiang Li, Boston Biomedical eBriefing \| posted Apr 30, 2008
	Go Deep! New Tools for Sequencing DNA and RNA Speakers: Michael Snyder, Yale University; Graham Ruby, Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, MIT; Katsutomo Okamura, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center; eBriefing \| posted Apr 24, 2008
	The Biopolymer Patch Kit Novel Materials for Regenerative Medicine Speakers: Joel Schneider, University of Delaware; Vincent Conticello, Emory University; David Tirrell, California Institute of Technology eBriefing \| posted Apr 16, 2008
	From Molecules to Mind The HPA Axis in Mood, Metabolism, and Stress Organizers: David R. Riddell, Wyeth Discovery Neuroscience and Irina Antonijevic, Lundbeck Research USA eBriefing \| posted Apr 10, 2008
	Integration and Invention Frontiers of Nanotechnology and Biotechnology Keynote speakers: Chad Mirkin, Northwestern University; Tadashi Matsunaga, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology eBriefing \| posted Apr 7, 2008
	Antipoverty Vaccines Strategies against Neglected Tropical Diseases Speakers: Peter Hotez, George Washington U. and Sabin Vaccine Institute; Luis de la Maza, UC Irvine; Albert Ko, Weill Medical College and Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Brazil eBriefing \| posted Apr 2, 2008
	Progress in Toxicogenomics Personalizing Diagnostics and Risk Assessment Speakers: John Davis, Pfizer Global Research and Development; Carol Reed, Clinical Data, Inc.; Steve Shak, Genomic Health; Langdon Miller, PTC Therapeutics; Barbara J. Evans, University of Houston Law Center eBriefing \| posted Mar 27, 2008
	Making New Connections Latest Developments in Spinal Cord Injury Research Organizers: Moses Chao, NYU Medical Center; Marie Filbin, Hunter College, CUNY; Lorne Mendell, SUNY, Stony Brook; Dominic Purpura, Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Jonathan Wolpaw, Wadsworth Center, New York State Department of Health eBriefing \| posted Mar 24, 2008
	A Medical-Dental Dialogue Periodontal Disease and Systemic Health Organizers: David Albert, Panos Papapanou, Burton Edelstein & Steven Shea, Columbia University; Robert Klaus, National Periodontal Disease Coalition eBriefing \| posted Mar 24, 2008
	Life or Death Decisions The Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition in Cancer and Metastasis Speakers: Denise Montell, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; J. Silvio Gutkind, National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, NIH; Jiri Zavadil, NYU School of Medicine eBriefing \| posted Mar 21, 2008
	Granular Materials The Unusual Properties of Powders, Ball-Bearings, and M&Ms Speakers: Bruno Hancock, Pfizer Inc.; Mark Shattuck, The City College of New York; Paul Chaikin, New York University eBriefing \| posted Mar 11, 2008
	Critical Periods Revisited Plasticity of Sensory Systems Speakers: J. Anthony Movshon, NYU; Brian Wandell, Stanford U.; Charles Gilbert, The Rockefeller University; Takao Hensch, Harvard U.; Len Press, Family Eyecare Associates; Susan Barry, Mount Holyoke College eBriefing \| posted Mar 7, 2008
	A Shot at Survival Progress and Challenges in New and Emerging Vaccines Speakers: Roger Glass, NIH; Debbie Saslow, American Cancer Society; Keith Klugman, Emory University; Christopher Plowe, University of Maryland; Rino Rappuoli, Novartis – Siena, Italy eBriefing \| posted Feb 29, 2008
	Back to Nature Rethinking Natural Products as Sources of Drug Leads Speakers: Takushi Kaneko, Global Alliance for TB Drug Development; Ronald J. Quinn, Griffith University; Guy T. Carter, Wyeth Research; Ray Lam, Nereus Pharmaceuticals; Sheo Singh, Merck Research Laboratories; Arnold Demain, Drew University eBriefing \| posted Feb 29, 2008
	Educated Guesses The Second Dialogue on Reverse Engineering Assessment and Methods (DREAM) Organizers: Andrea Califano, Columbia University; Gustavo Stolovitzky, IBM Computational Biology Center eBriefing \| posted Feb 27, 2008
	What Do We Want To See in Brain Imaging? Plenary speakers: Paul M. Grasby, Imperial College London; Thomas Klausberger, University of Oxford; Christine Holt, University of Cambridge; Karl Friston, University College London eBriefing \| posted Feb 5, 2008
	Gut Responses Ghrelin's Role in Weight Control and Psychiatric Health Speakers: Jeff Zigman, U. of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; Michael Thorner, U. of Virginia; Matthias Tschöp, U. of Cincinnati; Sabrina Diano, Yale U. School of Medicine; Roy G. Smith, Baylor College of Medicine eBriefing \| posted Feb 4, 2008
	Immunity's Two-Edged Sword Balancing Therapeutic Good with Adverse Effects in the CNS Speakers: Michael Racke, The Ohio State University Medical Center; Ann Marie Schmidt, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons; Robert Finberg, University of Massachusetts Medical Center eBriefing \| posted Feb 1, 2008
	Toward the $1,000 Genome Next-Generation Strategies for DNA Sequencing Speakers: Linda Reha-Krantz, University of Alberta; Jingyue Ju, Columbia University; Ido Braslavsky, Ohio University; Patrice Milos, Helicos Biosciences eBriefing \| posted Jan 24, 2008
	A Versatile Vertebrate Zebrafish as a Model System for Toxicology Speakers: Calum MacRae, Massachusetts General Hospital; Jared Goldstone, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; Wen Lin Seng, Phylonix Inc.; James Kenyon, Bristol Myers-Squibb (Retired) eBriefing \| posted Jan 23, 2008

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