Spring 2019
Most seminars on Thursdays at 3:30 in 168 Noland Hall
DATE |
SPEAKER |
TITLE |
| 1/22 | Olaf Jensen Rutgers University |
Fisheries as ecosystem experiments: meta-analysis of a global marine fisheries database |
| 1/24 | Abigail Lynch United States Geological Survey |
Inland fish in a changing world: How do we assess, value, and adapt to an uncertain future? |
| 1/29 | Timothy Cline University of Michigan |
Integrating ecological mechanisms into management to improve outcomes for ecosystems and people |
| 2/14 | Martha Muñoz Virginia Tech |
The motors and brakes of phenotypic evolution |
| 2/20 | Peri Kurshan Stanford University |
Towards a molecular understanding of synapse formation |
| 2/25 MONDAY 12pm |
Nathan Klapoetke Janelia Research Campus |
A visual feature space for guiding natural behaviors |
| 2/28 THURSDAY 12pm |
Erin Barnhart New York University |
Cellular mechanisms for efficient coding in the Drosophila visual system |
| 3/7 THURSDAY 11am |
Vikram Gadagkar Cornell University |
Neural Mechanisms of Performance Evaluation in Singing Birds |
| 3/21 | TBA |
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| 3/28 | Karin Krchnak Water Resources Group |
Improving policies and procedures related to environmental and resource conservation worldwide |
| 4/4 | Caroline Tucker University of North Carolina |
Connecting traits and ecological change |
| 4/11 | Mary Berbee University of British Columbia |
Early fungi and the dawn of life on land |
| 4/18 | Richard Wrangham Harvard University |
Self-domestication in humans and other primates |
| 4/25 | Robin Hopkins Harvard University |
The evolution of mate choice to avoid hybridization in plants |