All seminars will be held in HFSB 102 on Monday at 4 pm Central Time (U.S. and Canada) unless noted otherwise***. For questions, email EEB Program Coordinator Heather Baldi.
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| Date | Speaker, Seminar Title or Topic | |
| aug 28 |  |
Fall 2023 General Meeting Host: EEB Executive Committee |
| sep 4 |  |
Labor Day, no seminar |
| sep 11 |  |
Dai Shizuka University of Nebraska – Lincoln Title: The hidden social lives of migrant sparrows in winter Host: Courtney Fitzpatrick |
| sep 18 |  |
Elina Nino University of California – Davis Title: Supporting honey bee colony success within California’s agricultural landscapes Host: Juliana Rangel / Co-host: ABS |
| sep 25 |  |
Marion Le Gall Arizona State University Title: Unraveling herbivores behavior and performance: nutritional ecology as a tool for sustainable pest management strategies Host: Anjel Helms |
| oct 2 |  |
Joel Berger Colorado State University Title: Extreme Conservation: Moving Science to Action Host: Perry Barboza / Co-host: ABS |
| oct 9 |  |
No seminar |
| oct 16 |  |
Jessica Light Texas A&M University Title: Mice, lice, and museums: Leveraging natural history collections to understand diversity, distributions, and disease in a rapidly changing world Host: GENE (G2) / Co-host: EEB |
| oct 23 |  |
Chelsea Wood University of Washington Title: Is the world wormier than it used to be? Answers from a new subdiscipline: the historical ecology of parasitism Hosts: Sarah Hamer, Jordan Salomon (student) |
| oct 30 |  |
Ryan Bracewell Indiana University – Bloomington Title: The genomic consequences of changes in chromosome structure Host: Heath Blackmon / Co-host: GENE (G2) |
| nov 6 | |
TBA Title: |
| nov 13 | |
EEB Graduate Students Title: |
| nov 20 | |
Thanksgiving holiday, no seminar |
| nov 27 |  |
EEB Postdoc Series: Nicole Foley Texas A&M University Title: Mammalian species trees and where to find them Host: Bill Murphy |
| dec 4 |  |
Donovan German University of California, Irvine Title: Unlocking the mysteries of the inner tube of life: a gut-eyed view of nutritional ecology Host: Spence Behmer |
