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EEB Seminar Series – Fall 2024

Seminars are held on Mondays from 4 – 5pm (Central time) in the Horticulture Forest Science Building (HFSB 104) unless noted otherwise (***). Refreshments served at 3:30
For questions, email EEB Program Coordinator Heather Baldi.

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Date Speaker, Seminar Title/Topic, Host
sep 2 No Seminar – Labor Day
sep 9 Jordan Salomon
EEB Graduate Student
Title: Flea-ting encounters and tick-ing across time: unraveling the complex ecology of vector-borne diseases
Host:  Sarah Hamer (VIBS)
sep 16 Alex Howard
EEB Postdoctoral Scholar
Title:  The evolution of climate tolerances and the shifting community composition of sympatric congeners of Sceloporus spiny lizards
Host:  Michelle Lawing (ECCB)
sep 23
***
Johanna Kowalko
Lehigh University
Title: Understanding the genetic basis of trait evolution in blind cavefish
Host: GGSA – Ari Aviles. This seminar will be co-hosted with the Department of Biology (BIOL) and Genetics (GENE). ***Location BCBP 108 (4:05 PM)
sep 30 David Bapst
Texas A&M University, GEOL
Title:  Evolutionary constraint and convergence in the extinct planktonic graptolites
Host:  EEB Core Faculty
oct 7 No Seminar – Fall Break
oct 14 Vivienne Foroughirad
Texas A&M University, Galveston
Title: Intraspecific niche partitioning in bottlenose dolphins
Host:  EEB Core Faculty
**oct 22 Beth Archie
Notre Dame University
Title:  Social and environmental effects on health and survival in wild baboons
Host:  Courtney Fitzpatrick (BIOL)
** NOTE DATE/LOCATION CHANGE.  LOCATION:  BSBE 115
oct 28 Fall 2024 General Meeting
Host: EEB Executive Committee
nov 4 Ronald Vargas
Soltis Center, Costa Rica
Texas A&M University, Global Engagement
Title:  Costa Rica and its biodiversity
Host:  Spence Behmer (ENTO).  This seminar will be co-hosted with the Department of Entomology (ENTO) and the Department of Ecology & Conservation Biology (ECCB).
nov 11 Conrad Matthee
Stellenbosch University
Title:  The integrate interplay between landscape, host-, and parasite ecology in shaping the diversity and evolution of ectoparasites from southern Africa
Host: 
Jessica Light (ECCB)
nov 18
***
R. Graham Reynolds
University of North Carolina, Asheville
Title:  Contingency, determinism, and stochasticity in the evolution of West Indian boas
Host: GGSA – Veronika Mojik.  This seminar will be co-hosted with Genetics (GENE). *** Location BCBP 108 (4:05 PM).
nov 25 No Seminar – Thanksgiving Holiday
****
dec 2
Natasha Bloch
University of Los Andes Colombia
Title:  From transcriptomics to gene editing: finding candidate genes underlying mating behavior in guppies
Host:  Rachel Moran (BIOL)
**** THIS SEMINAR HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR SPRING 2025****

 

 

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Heather Baldi
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Office: WFES 206
Phone: (979) 845-2114
Email Heather

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