SEMINARS/EVENTS

Mon, Nov 16
4 pm, 229 ANIN
Applied Biodiversity Science Seminar:  The IUCN Global Assessments and Their Use in Conservation and Biodiversity Research
Dr. Thomas E. Lacher, Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Texas A&M University

Tues, Nov 17
4 pm, BSBE 115
BIOL Seminar: Settling down: How do microscopic water-borne larvae of bottom-dwelling marine animals land in the right place?
Mimi Koehl, Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley
Hosted by Thierry Lints

Wed, Nov 18 Peterson 113
PLPA Seminar: Suppression of Arabidopsis innate immunity during Pseudomonas syringae pathogenesis
Sheng-Yang He

Thurs, Nov 19
3:45 pm, Rudder Tower 301
ESSM Seminar: The Office of Ecosystem Services and Markets: Goals and Initiatives
Sally Collins, Director, Office of Ecosystem Services and Markets, USDA, Washington, DC
Reception immediately following seminar.

Thurs, Nov 19
4pm, Kleberg, Room 127
ENTO Seminar: The evolution of sociality and symbiosis in insects: tragedies, venoms, and other tall tales from aphids and flies
Patrick Abbot, Dept. of Biological Sciences, Vanderbilt University
Hosted by: Spence Behmer

Fri, Nov 20
12 pm, 308 Nagle
WFSC Seminar: Mechanisms of community structure in a guild of tropical anurans
Chris Schalk

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New Spring Course!

VTPB 415 and VTMI 615, Immunogenetics and Comparative Immunology
Overview of molecular immunology. Receptor systems. Diversification mechanisms. Evolution of divergent immune systems in unusual life forms.