Departmental Seminars

Spring 2013 Seminar Schedule

Jan 16  Stephanie Kamel, Univ. of California, Davis, Committee invitation The ties that bind: family conflict and relatedness shape the ecology and evolution of marine organisms
Jan 23  Orie Shafer, University of Michigan, Host: Erik Johnson  Circuit breaking in tiny brains: in search of a neuronal clockwork
Jan 30  Ann Loraine, UNC Charlotte, Host: Gloria Muday Genome-wide analysis of tissue-specific alternative splicing  and abiotic stress in Arabidopsis
Feb 6  Stephen Liberles, Harvard University,Host: Wayne Silver Odors and receptors that drive innate mouse behavior
Feb 13  Kate Huyvaert, Colorado St. University, Host: Dave Anderson Accounting for imperfect detection in wildlife disease ecology
Feb 20  Eric Schaller, Dartmouth College, Host: Gloria Muday Going for green: regulation of plant growth and development by the hormone cytokinin
Feb 27  David Pfennig, UNC-CH, Host: Cliff Zeyl Polyphenism and the origins of diversity
Mar 6  Hugh Cam, Boston College, Host: Ke Zhang Managing genome “junk” and “relics” via epigenetic maintenance of transcriptome and           nuclear organization
Mar 13    Spring Break
Mar 20  Dan Cox, George Mason Univ., Host: Gloria Muday Elucidating cellular and molecular mechanisms governing dendrite development and behavior
Mar 27  TBA TBA
Apr 3  Diana Downs, University of Georgia, Joint with Chem, Hosts: Christa Colyer/ Jim Curran TBA
Apr 10  Gordon Shepherd, Yale University, Host:  Wayne Silver Neurogastronomy:  how the brain creates flavor, and why it matters
Apr 17  Greg Asner, Stanford University, Host: Miles Silman Unveiling tropical forest structure and function at scale
Apr 24   Sarah Maveety, WFU Carabid beetle diversity along a Peruvian altitudinal gradient
May 1   Honors and Awards Day

 

Seminars are held at 4:00 PM in Winston Hall, Room 125.

Refreshments at 3:45