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EEB Seminar Series – Fall 2019

  • All seminars are held on Mondays at 4 pm in Rudder Tower 410 unless otherwise noted.
  • Refreshments served before start.

August 26  **

EEB Faculty Meeting   ** Rudder Tower 510

September 9  **


How the chicken crossed the world and other stories from comparative genomics of birds
Presenter:  Giri Athrey, Texas A&M University
Host: Co-hosted with G2
** Note location:  Rudder Tower, Room 510

September 16

Postdoc Talks
Presenter:  Daisy Fu, Department of Entomology
Title:  Endosymbionts drive the genetic integration of insect populations
Presenter:  Carl Hjelmen, Department of Biology
Title:  How much DNA does it take to be a fly and what happens to the extra?

September 23


Genetic diversity of Anopheles stephensi in East Ethiopia: Tracking the introduction of a South Asian malaria vector in Africa
Presenter:  Tamar Carter, Baylor University
Host: Jessica Light

September 30


Insights into the hidden players influencing community structure and ecosystem functions: plant genetic diversity and soil microbial communities
Presenter: Kerri Crawford, University of Houston
Host:  Micky Eubanks

October 7


The landscape of sex-differential gene expression in Drosophila
Presenter: Rita Graze, Auburn University
Host:  Aaron Tarone and ESSM

October 8  ** Note location and date


Science is for everyone: Making the biggest impact with your science communication
Presenter:  Sarah McAnulty
Co-host: ESSM
**Location:  HFSB 104

October 14


The Living Stream: A functional approach
Presenter:  Rich Merritt, Michigan State University
Host:  Jeff Tomberlin

October 21


Exploring the ecology of a plant that eavesdrops on its specialist herbivore
Presenter: Eric Yip, Penn State University
Host:  Anjel Helms

October 28


**THIS SEMINAR HAS BEEN CANCELLED**
Mosaics, megabases, and matryoshki: a leaf-to-landscape perspective on the symbiotic renaissance

Presenter:  Betsy Arnold, University of Arizona
Host: Spencer Behmer

November 4


Putting the biogeography of vascular plants on the global map
Presenter: Barnabas Daru, Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi
Host: Michelle Lawing
Abstract

November 11


Interactions, Stability and the Emergence of Biological Properties:  Reflections on Work in Several Systems
Presenter: Paco Moore, University of Akron
Host:  Michelle Lawing and ESSM

November 18

No seminar, ENTO conference

November 25


Co-estimation of Phylogeny, Divergence Time, and Macroevolutionary Parameters In Formicidae
Presenter:  April Wright, Southeastern Louisiana University
Host: David Bapst

December 2

Grad Student Talks
Presenter: Mackenzie Kjeldgaard
Title: A tale of two (or more) formulas: Inconsistent trophic position estimates from stable isotope data
Presenter: Gaston Jofre
Title: Patterns of genomic introgression across clinal hybrid zones

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