Spring 2012

All Friedman Weekly Seminars are held on Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 pm, in Behrakis Auditorium, Jaharis, Boston Campus.

As a part of the Friedman community, and to enhance your learning experiences as a student, students are expected to attend and participate in the school's Weekly Seminar Series. These seminars feature the latest cutting edge research.

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This spring, all seminars will be streamed live as well as recorded. To view a seminar online register here. Registration opens the morning of the webinar.

Note: You will need to register separately for each seminar. The registration form will appear the morning of the seminar.

If you would you like to sign up to receive email reminders about specific seminars you'd like to watch live, then please sign up for reminders here.

To see past Friedman Seminars, please visit the Archives.
February 01 Friedman Seminar Series - Carine Lenders: "A partnership between government, foundation, and academia to improve hospital-based clinical nutrition in Vietnam"
February 08 Friedman Seminar Series - Richard Brackett "Sky Vegetables, hydroponic farming and the fresh local food movement".
February 15 Friedman Seminar Series - Britt Lundgren, "The Case for Labeling Genetically Engineered Food"
February 29 Friedman Seminar Series - Timothy Griffin, "The Northeast Food System: Current Capacity and Future Potential"
March 07 CANCELLED-Friedman Seminar Series - Mary Ann Johnson "Food Insecurity and Health in Older Adults"
March 28 Friedman Seminar Series - Andrew Shao, Ph.D. "Scientific, policy, regulatory and market challenges: The perspective of a global company".
April 04 Friedman Seminar Series- Peter Timmer, PhD, MA, AB "Local Food/Global Food: The Future of Food Security"
April 11 Friedman Seminar Series - Dariush Mozaffarian, M.D., Ph.D., "Diet for a Healthy Heart and Global Cardiovascular Prevention"
April 18 Friedman Seminar Series - Tom Hughes, Ph.D. "Pharmacotherapy for obesity. Past, present, and Future"
April 25 "The Challenges of Eco-Living in a Poor Country (Nicaragua)" Dr. Paulette Goudge

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