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EEB Seminar Series – Fall 2017

* All seminars are held on Mondays at 3:30 pm in 410 Rudder Tower unless otherwise noted. Refreshments served before start.

September 4

Labor Day, no seminar

*Tuesday, September 5, 3:30 pm

EEB Faculty Meeting

September 11, *4 pm
*Location:  108 BioBio

Title:  The evolution of large scale genome structure
Speaker:  Heath Blackmon, Texas A&M University
Co-hosted with G2:  Bill Murphy
Flyer [PDF]

September 18, 3:30 pm
Location:  410 Rudder Tower

Title:  Physiological Trade-offs in Changing Environments
Speaker:  Susannah French, Utah State University
Hosted by Spence Behmer

September 25, 3:30 pm
Location:  410 Rudder Tower

Title:  Ecosystem Services and Fisheries Resiliency in Pacific Coral Reefs
Speaker:  Joshua Drew, Columbia University
Hosted by Jessica Light

*Tuesday, October 3, *4 pm
*Location:  104 HFSB

Title:  Spatial and Temporal Determinants of Savanna Vegetation Dynamics
Speaker:  Carla Staver, Yale University
Co-hosted with ESSM

October 9, *4 pm
*Location:  108 BioBio

Title:  Vibrio cholerae: human pathogen and bacterial predator?
Speaker:  Daniele Provenzano, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Co-hosted with G2

October 16, 3:30 pm 
Location:  410 Rudder Tower

Postdoc Research Presentations

Title:  Population Genetics and Colony Breeding Structure of the Invasive Ant Brachyponera chinensis
Speaker:  Pierre-André Eyer (ENTO)      (Talk Summary)

Title: Beyond lethality – costs of varying thermal resources under the perceived risk of predation
Speaker:  Travis Rusch (ENTO)     (Talk Summary)

October 23, 3:30 pm
Location:  410 Rudder Tower

Graduate Research Presentations  (Talk Summaries

Title:  The rearing environment of honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) queens affects queen physiology and worker behavior
Speaker:  Elizabeth Walsh (ENTO)     (Talk Summary)

Title: Mate choice in early generation swordtail fish hybrids
Speaker: Daniel Powell (BIOL)     (Talk Summary)

October 30, 3:30 pm
Location:  410 Rudder Tower

Title: Mi Casa es su Casa: How an intracellular symbiont manipulates host biology
Speaker:   Irene Newton, Indiana University
Co-hosted with G2: Mariana Mateos

November 6

No seminar

November 13, 3:30 pm
Location:  410 Rudder Tower

Title:  A nutritional approach to resilience and vulnerability of wildlife
Speaker:  Perry Barboza, Texas A&M University
Hosted by Kirk Winemiller

November 20, 3:30 pm
Location:  410 Rudder Tower

Title:  From coral reefs to the deep dark sea: the evolution of marine fishes
Speaker:  Ron Eytan, Texas A&M University at Galveston
Hosted by Jessica Light

*Friday, December 1, *12 pm
*Location 102 HFSB

Title:  Sexual selection drives biodiversity in crazy directions
Speaker:  Mike Ryan, University of Texas at Austin
Co-hosted with WFSC
* This is a WFSC Friday Graduate Lunchtime Seminar held in 102 HFSB

December 4, 3:30 pm
Location:  410 Rudder Tower

Title: Extreme environments, physiological adaptation, and the origin of species
Speaker:  Michael Tobler, Kansas State University
Co-hosted with G2: Gary Voelker

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