Jan 18 |
SPEAKER: Jeremy Marshall (Kansas State)
TITLE: Sex Proteins and Postmating, Prezygotic Isolation in Crickets
HOST: Diana Huestis (Wade Lab) |
| Jan 25 |
SPEAKER: Rudi Strickler (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee)
TITLE: Moving in 3-D at Low Gravity
HOST: Carolina Penalva (Lynch Lab) |
| Feb 1 |
SPEAKER: Colin Orians (Tufts University)
TITLE: Plant Responses to Environmental Heterogeneity: Why Plumbing Matters
HOST: Maxine Watson |
| Feb 8 |
SPEAKER: John Kelly (University of Kansas)
TITLE: Epistasis in Monkeyflowers
HOST: Matt Hahn |
| Feb 15 |
GRW – No EEB seminar |
| Feb 22 |
SPEAKER: Chris Eckert (Queens University, Ontario)
TITLE: Why Do Organisms Have Limits to their Geographic Distributions?
HOST: Chris Herlihy (Delph Lab)
CO-SPONSORED by Plant Sciences |
| Feb 29 |
SPEAKER: Tom Coombs-Hahn (University of California, Davis)
TITLE: Evolution of Environmental Cue Response Systems in Birds: Patterns and Mechanisms
HOST: Greg Demas
CO-SPONSORED by the Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior |
| Mar 7 |
Week before Spring Break- No EEB seminar |
| Mar 14 |
Spring Break- No EEB seminar |
| Mar 21 |
SPEAKER: Jill Mateo (University of Chicago)
TITLE: The Ecology of Stress: Behavioral, Developmental, and Cognitive Effects of Stressors in Ground Squirrels.
HOST: Sue Linville/Ellen Ketterson
CO-SPONSORED by the Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior |
| Mar 28 |
SPEAKER: John Willis (Duke University)
TITLE: Genomic Analysis of Adaptation and Speciation in Mimulus
HOST: Leonie Moyle
CO-SPONSORED by Plant Sciences |
| Apr 4 |
SPEAKER: John Vandermeer (University of Michigan)
TITLE: Autonomous Spatial Pattern Generation and its Significance in Pest Control in Coffee Agroecosystems
HOST: Jim Bever
CO-SPONSORED by Plant Sciences |
| Apr 11 |
SPEAKER: Ingo Schlupp (University of Oklahoma)
TITLE: Ecology and Evolution of a Unisexual Fish, the Amazon Molly
HOST: Armin Moczek |
| Apr 18 |
SPEAKER: Michael Gorman, University of California, San Diego
TITLE: By the Light of the Slivery Moon: Making Circadian Clocks More Flexible
HOST: Jim Goodson
CO-SPONSORED by the Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior |
| Apr 25 |
SPEAKER: Irving Zucker (University of California, Berkeley)
CISAB CONFERENCE – PLENARY SPEAKER
TITLE: Why Study "Weird" Species and at least Two Sexes?
CO-SPONSORED by the Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior
NOTE: DR. ZUCKER’S SEMINAR WILL BE PART OF THE CISAB SPRING ANIMAL BEHAVIOR CONFERENCE IN THE SOLARIUM OF THE IMU. |
