Today on Campus

Staff Reports
Arizona Daily Wildcat
March 2, 1998

Study "Insect Research at the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology in Kenya." Hans R. Herren of the International Centre will lead this discussion in Room 340 of the Life Sciences South building from 1 to 2 this afternoon.

Learn about "Computer Assisted Research: Finding Holes in Biomembrane Structure" with the help of Yehudi Levine of the University of Utrecht of the Netherlands. Join this chemistry seminar today at 4 p.m. in Room 209 of the Old Chemistry building.

Summer Starrfield of Arizona State University will speak on "Theoretical and Observational Studies of the Nova Outburst." Discussions begin at 4 this afternoon in the Steward Observatory, Room N210.

"How Old (and How Massive) is the Universe?" Philip Pinto of the Steward Observatory will tell you tonight in Room N210 from 7:30 to 8:30.

J. Michael Newton will discuss "Molecular Studies of Two Genes, Agouti and Extension, Which Determine Pigment Production and Patterning in the Domestic Dog." If you're up for this lecture, head to Rooms 5403 and 6120 of the Arizona Health Sciences Center at 12:30 this afternoon.

- compiled by Kate Longworth