Biochemical Journal Video Webcasts

Portland Press and the Biochemical Journal have released the webcasts from the recent Biochemical Journal Centenary Symposium (http://www.bjcentenary.org/default.htm) which took place in July 2006 is now available.
We have access to these on campus - these are very thought-stimulating videos, and worth a watch.
The Centenary Symposium consisted of a prestigious list of speakers at the cutting edge of research brought together to celebrate 100 years of publishing by the Biochemical Journal.

• Mike Waterfield (UK) - The EMBO Lecture: Cracking the mild, difficult and fiendish codes within and downstream of the EGFR to link diagnostics and therapeutics.
• Louise Johnson (UK) - Protein kinases and their therapeutic exploitation
• Alfred Goldberg (USA) - Functions of the proteasome: from protein degradation and immune surveillance to cancer therapy.
• Mina Bissell (USA) - Modelling molecular mechanisms of breast cancer and invasion: lessons from the normal gland.
• Donny Strosberg (USA) - Novel mechanisms of signal transduction modulated by G-protein coupled receptors.
• Steve Huber (USA) - Exploring the role of protein phosphorylation in plants: from signalling
  to metabolism in leaf cells.
• Stephen O’Rahilly (UK) - Translating metabolic biochemistry into the clinic.
• Lewis Wolpert (UK) - The public’s belief about biology.