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EEB Brown-Bag Seminars (L570): Spring 2008

Tuesdays 12:15-1:15p, Cleland Room (JH 248)

Jan

15

Karen Acree (Smith)

The active AI: how to exercise your power, tone your abilities, and improve classroom figures

 

22

Spencer Hall

 

 

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Feb

5

Claudio Casola (Hahn)

Gene conversion in mammals

 

12

Kenneth Jensen (Suthers)

Long distance acoustic communication in crows

  19 Evie Rynkiewicz Conditioning food preferences with different types of social information in cotton-top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus)

 

26

Marc Bogonovich (Watson)

Global fern geographical evolution: a biodiversity informatics approach

Mar

4

Dustin Reichard (Ketterson)

Don’t believe everything you hear: mimicry and species recognition in northern mockingbirds (Mimus polyglottos)

 

11

Keenan Mack (Bever)

Evolutionary interactions on environmental gradients

 

18

Nick Priest (Wade-Lively)

The evolution of birth defects and disease susceptibility in humans: an application of the Fisher/Wright debate on evolution

 

25

Kristi Montooth

The prediction of physiological performance from biochemical flux models: Can we use networks to model population genetics at multiple loci?

Apr

1

Dawn O’Neal

Impact of winter sex ratio on immune function in a differential migrant.

 

15

Tom Platt (Bever-Fuqua)

The cost of Agrobacterium tumefaciens plasmid

  22 Britt Koskella (Lively) TBA