Biology Colloquium


Botany/Zoology Colloquia and Seminars

Biology Colloquium schedule
Spring 2013

Most seminars on Fridays at 3:30 in 168 Noland

1/25/2013 Carol Lee
Center of Rapid Evolution (CORE)
Rapid Evolution of Ionic Regulation during Habitat Invasions
2/1/2013
Rick Karban
UC-Davis
Communication between sagebrush individuals affects resistance to herbivory
2/8/2013 TBA TBA
2/15/2013 Yuseob Kim
Ewha University
Adaptive evolution under the dynamic population structures of malaria parasites and influenza viruses
2/21/2013
THURSDAY!
3:30 @
1211 Biochemical Sciences
Becky Burdine
Princeton University
Left-right patterning and asymmetric organ morphogenesis
 2/28/2013
THURSDAY!
3:30 @
1211 Biochemical Sciences
Marc Wolman
University of Pennsylvania
Genetic Analysis of Habituation Learning in Zebrafish
3/1/2013
B302 Birge
Christopher Dick
University of Michigan
Neogene origin and implied warmth tolerance of Amazon tree species
3/7/2013
THURSDAY!
3:30 @
1211 Biochemical Sciences
Ben Perrin
University of Minnesota
Actin composition and turnover in cytoskeletal maintenance and progressive deafness
3/14/2013
THURSDAY!
3:30 @
1211 Biochemical Sciences
Dan Denning
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New routes to programmed cell death: apoptosis in the absence of caspases
3/15/2013
CANCELLED
Basil Nikolau
Iowa State University
TBA
3/29/2013 SPRING BREAK
4/5/2013 Brian Link
Medical College of Wisconsin
Polarized signaling and retinal neurogenesis
4/12/2013 Chuck Cannon
Texas Tech University and the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden
Fuzzy mating strategies and tropical biodiversity
4/19/2013 Wisconsin Ecology Symposium

4/25/2012
THURSDAY!
Peter Kareiva
The Nature Conservancy
TBA
4/26/2013 Robert Holt
University of Florida

5/3/2013 Matt Von Konrat
The Field Museum
Early Land Plants Today (Marchantiophyta, Liverworts): Tree of Life Extends its Branches for Outreach.
5/8/2013
WEDNESDAY!
Katrina Dlugosch
University of Arizona 
Ecological genomics of plant invasions
5/10/2013 TBA
TBA

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