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Biology Seminar Series - 2013

Departmental seminars explore all aspects of biology, and are are held on FRIDAYS, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. (NOTE NEW ROOM), in BGS 0165. Refreshments will be provided.

All queries should be directed to Jim Staples

All are welcome to attend!

 

Winter 2013 schedule

 

Date
Speaker
Institution
Title
Host
Jan-11 Chris Hittinger University of Wisconsin-Madison Surprises in Saccharomyces diversity: Evolutionary tales from a budding model genus Percival-Smith
Jan-18 Andrew Wilde Toronto Cytokinesis: descending circles to abscission Percival-Smith
Jan-25 Doug Currie ROM / UToronto The flies we despise: reflections on the wonderful world of black flies Taylor
Feb-01 Tony Williams SFU Why do we still know so little about avian reproduction - and why should we care? Guglielmo
Feb-08 Jason Brown

Katrina Laurent

Catherine Martel
UWO Biology Jason Brown: "Listen up, and we (the birds and bats) will tell you the secrets to a long life!"
Katrina Laurent: “The Great Lakes Futures Project: How scenario analysis can lead to a sustainable socio-ecological future for the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin"
Catherine Martel: “Tomato-spider mite interaction”

Staples
Feb-15 Dave Rollo McMaster Biological aspects of tradeoffs spanning evolutionary ecology to molecular biology with special attention to growth, stress resistance and aging. Grad students
Mar-01 Marc Johnson UT Mississauga The Plant’s Dilemma: How To Defend One’s Self Against Parasites Way
Mar-08 Charlie Hoffman Boston College Fission forays into phosphodiesterase pharmacology Karagiannis
Mar-15 Jennifer Baltzer Wilfrid Laurier University Forests on permafrost: responses to climate warming Way
Mar-22 Ian Dworkin Michigan State Genes, genomes and natural selection: how they shape a complex trait Moehring
Apr-05 Benjamin Houlton UCDavis Nitrogen's global ecology: new approaches to the 7th element   Grad students
Apr-12 Michael L. Schummer Long Point Waterfowl Research for conserving and managing wildlife populations and their habitats amid global change  

 

 

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