Andrew Braisted Lecture

This endowed lecture was established by UCSF and UC Berkeley to bring together San Francisco Bay Area scientists who work at the interface of chemistry and biology. The lecture was established in memory of Andrew Braisted, a young scientist in chemical biology who had strong ties to UCSF, UCB, and the biotechnology industry, and who died unexpectedly in 2003. The Braisted Lecture is meant to turn this untimely death into a positive force—a major annual event of the chemistry and chemical biology programs at UCSF and UCB. (Simulcast to Parnassus campus, Medical Sciences, S-161.)