- In-person seminars will be held in HFSB 104 unless noted otherwise**.
- Seminars are held on Monday at 4 pm Central Time (U.S. and Canada) unless noted otherwise**.
- Link for Zoom seminars — unless one is noted specifically in the information below.
- Links to seminar recordings may be posted as they become available.
- For questions, email Dr. Nick Jacobsen
| Date | Speaker, Seminar Title or Topic | |
| sep 12 |  |
General Meeting |
| sep 19 |  |
Marie Strader Texas A&M University Title: Organism-environment interactions involved in the response to global change |
| ** sep 30 3 pm ** |
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** Note date and time change Janice Edgerly-Rooks Santa Clara University Title: A Web of Adaptation: Lessons from an Insect’s Silk Road Co-hosted with ECCB |
| oct 3 | |
TBA |
| oct 10 | |
No seminar, Fall break |
| oct 17 |  |
John E. Losey Cornell University Title: The Coccinellid Conundrum: Citizen Scientists Help Connect the Dots |
| oct 24 |  |
Serguei Drovetski US Geological Survery (USGS) Title: Shotgun Metagenomics vs. Metatranscriptomics for Wildlife Microbiota Analyses |
| oct 31 | 
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Natalie Aguirre, Graduate Student Title: Stomata: A missing link to understanding plant volatile communication Mason Clark, Graduate Student Title: EcoVIGS: Virus-induced gene silencing (VIGS) as a promising tool for investigating cotton-herbivore interactions |
| nov 7 |  |
Katie Marshall University of British Columbia Title: Causes and consequences of invertebrate low temperature thresholds |
| nov 14 |  |
Alfred L. Roca University of Illinois Title: Conservation genetics of two African elephant species |
| nov 21 | |
No seminar, Thanksgiving holiday |
| nov 28 3 pm** |
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Marco Alberto Luca Zuffi – CANCELED University of Pisa (Italy) Title: Islands lizard populations in the Mediterranean Sea: What happened and is still happening in the Tuscan Archipelago (biometric variability, colonization times, introduction times) |
| dec 5 |  |
Joanna Lambert University of Colorado at Boulder Title: Wolves, Fear, and Rewilding: Lessons from our Evolutionary Past for Coexisting with Predators Today |
