THE PAUL D. GOTTLIEB LECTURE SERIES
The Paul D. Gottlieb Lecture Series
The Paul D. Gottlieb Lecture series was initiated by graduate students from the Institute for Cellular and Molecular Biology as a memorial to Dr. Paul Gottlieb, former Director of the School of Biological Sciences. The series is supported by the Institute Director Dr. Alan Lambowitz, the School of Biological Sciences and an endowment that consists of donations from Dr. Gottlieb’s friends and family. To honor Dr. Gottlieb, the series strives to bring to the University of Texas at Austin scientists who have shaped our fundamental understanding of the biological sciences. In the past three years, we have been fortunate enough to host some of the most influential scientists of our time including Drs. Richard Roberts, Sydney Brenner, Phil Sharp ,Ferid Murad, and James Watson.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about the Paul D. Gottlieb Lecture Series. For more information, please visit our History and Contact pages. Feel free to contact us with any questions.
The Institute for Cellular and Molecular Biology is a world-class multidisciplinary research and teaching center. We, as students and faculty, focus basic research on molecular genetics and molecular biology programs that will advance our understanding of disease processes and methods for therapy.
Website © 2007 Paul D. Gottlieb Lecture Series at the University of Texas at Austin
October 25, 2007
Dr. Mario Capecchi
2007 Nobel Prize in Medicine
2 P.M., Texas Union Theater
Winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, 2007 and the Lasker Award, 2001 for the development of a powerful technology for manipulating the mouse genome with exquisite precision, which allows the creation of animal models of human disease.
