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June 2013
June 06
 PhD Seminar
Sandra Losa-Ward

Endocrine disruption and female pubertal timing
10:00 AM, 102 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Heather Patisaul





Past Seminars
January 17
 Carolyn Mattingly
Department of Biology, NCSU
Environmental influences on disease and the underlying mechanisms
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Harry Daniels
January 24
 W.M. Keck Center for Behavioral Biology Seminar
Jonathan Losos
Harvard
Lizards in an evolutionary tree: Ecology and adaptive radiation of Anoles
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Anholt/Langerhans
January 25
 Nicole Heller
Duke University
Conserving climate space for biodiversity protection: A case study in adaptation planning in the San Francisco Bay Area
1:30 PM, FFSC 2237 Duke University
January 31
 Randy Jirtle
Duke University
Epigenetics: How genes and environment interact
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Carolyn Mattingly
February 01
 Josh Lawler
University of Washington
Connectivity for the 21st century: Planning for climate-driven shifts in biota
1:30 PM, FFSC 2237 Duke University
February 07
 Carrie Wu
University of Richmond
"Where to draw the line? Inferring the invasion dynamics of Phragmites australis in using population genetics (and freshmen)"
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Lisa McGraw
February 15
 Mark Anderson
The Nature Conservancy
Conserving the stage: Towards resilient landscapes in a changing climate
1:30 PM, FFSC 2237 Duke University
February 19
 Brandt Lecture
Scott Creel
Montana State University
"Elk in the Yellowstone ecosystem: New drivers and new dynamics"
3:30 PM, 3503 Thomas Hall/Stephens Room
February 21
 W.M. Keck Center for Behavioral Biology Seminar
Diana Reiss
Hunter College
Reflections of animal minds
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Robert Anholt
February 27
 PhD Seminar
Andrew Baltzegar

"Investigation of novel paracellular and endocrine mechanisms governing osmotic balance in teleost fishes (Actinopterygii: Teleostei)"
9:00 AM, 102 David Clark Labs
February 28
 Jason Munshi-South
Baruch College
Landscape genomics of New York City
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Holly Menninger
March 07

Spring Break - No Seminar
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
March 18
 Allen Moore
University of Georgia
Quantitative to molecular genetics of parenting
11:15 AM, 3503 Thomas Hall/Stephens Room
Hosted by Robert Anholt
March 21
 Tomas Carlo
Penn State
Linking pattern and process in networks of frugivory and seed dispersal
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Jaime Collazo
March 28

Spring Holiday - No Seminar
April 04
 George Bittner
University of Texas at Austin
Rapid repair of severed limb nerves: It’s not just for Luke Skywalker
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Robert Grossfeld
http://www.biosci.utexas.edu/neuro/GeorgeBittner/index.html

April 11
 Paul Beier
Northern Arizona University
Scaling up from meso-experiments to 5-mile corridors through farms and cities: What does a successful conservation corridor look like?
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Nick Haddad
April 18
 Reed Noss
University of Central Florida
Assessing vulnerability and adaptation options for species and natural communities threatened by sea level rise in Florida.
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Nick Haddad
April 22
 Michael Young
The Rockefeller University
Genes controlling sleep and circadian rhythms in Drosophila
1:30 PM, 3503 Thomas Hall/Stephens Room
Hosted by Robert Anholt
April 25
 Michel Bagnat
Duke University
Developmental hydraulics: How fluid secretion shapes development
3:30 PM, 101 David Clark Labs
Hosted by Antonio Planchart
Other Seminars of Interest
Toxicology
Plant Biology
Microbiology
Genetics
Entomology
Biochemistry
 
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