Date | Time & Location | Speaker | Title | Additional info |
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Total | One OPEN seminar (Please contact Marc Lajeunesse lajeunesse@usf.edu for additional info) | |||
Jan. 14 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Vincent Martinson, University of Rochester |
Microbial communities of the insect gut: structure, transmission, and function | |
Jan. 21 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Loren Sackett, Smithsonian Institution |
Evolutionary responses of naive hosts to novel pathogens | |
Jan. 28 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Christopher Stone, North Carolina State University |
The influence of plant communities and host abundance on pathogen transmission and vector control | |
Feb. 4 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Susan Balenger, University of Minnesota |
Sexy finches and silent crickets: Parasite-mediated elaboration and loss of sexually selected traits | |
Feb. 11 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Gillian Barker, Rotman Institute of Philosophy (University of Western Ontario) |
Human Nature in Darwin’s World | Darwin Day Speaker |
Feb. 16 | 3:30, CPR255 |
David Civitello, University of South Florida |
Host physiology and the environmental drivers of disease: integrating data and models | |
Feb. 18 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Aaron Schrey, Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Epigenetics: a mechanism for rapid adaptation and response to environmental change | |
March 3 | 3:30, CMC147 |
James Morris, University of South Carolina |
The strange harmonics of salt marsh biogeochemical cycles in 4D- with a twist: it's a symphony | |
March 10 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Jan Rychtar, University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
TBA | CANCELLED |
March 17 | 3:30, |
SPRING BREAK | ||
March 24 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Marc Lajeunesse Cancelled: Amber Brace |
The PLOS ONE #handofgod retraction and the sometimes awkward handshake between science, peer review, social media and language: a discussion READ HERE: PDF |
Paper Discussion Ph.D. exit seminar |
March 31 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Marc Mangel, University of California, Santa Cruz |
TBA | CANCELLED |
April 7 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Mariano Alvarez | CANCELLED | Ph.D. exit seminar |
April 14 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Lisette de Domis Senerpont, Netherlands Institute of Ecology |
Reaching beyond borders: putting aquatic ecology into practice | |
April 21 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Barbara Han, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies |
Quantifying the unrealized risk of zoonotic disease | |
April 28 | 3:30, CMC147 |
Don Chambers, USF College of Marine Sciences |
Sea Level Rise and Climate Change |
Date | Time & Location | Speaker | Title | Additional info |
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Total | Two OPEN Seminars (Please contact Marc Lajeunesse lajeunesse@usf.edu for additional info) | |||
Sept. 3 | 3:30, CWY107 |
David Lewis, University of South Florida |
Biogeochemistry and ecosystem services in the Anthropocene | |
Sept. 10 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Marc Lajeunesse, University of South Florida |
Modernizing research synthesis in ecology and evolution | |
Sept. 24 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Eric Pianka, University of Texas |
Cladogenesis in Squamate Reptiles | BGSO invited speaker |
Oct. 1 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Erik Noonburg, Florida Atlantic University |
Dispersal, demographic heterogeneity, and the dynamics of open populations | |
Oct. 8 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Anna Savage, University of Central Florida |
Functional immunogenomics of susceptibility to a frog-killing fungus | |
Oct. 15 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Christy Foust, University of South Florida |
Epigenetics of two salt marsh perennials along salt gradients | |
Oct. 22 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Simoneta Negrete-Yankelevich, Institute of Ecology INECOL, Veracruz |
Coupling of diversity above- and below-ground | |
Oct. 29 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Aparna Telang, USF Sarasota-Manatee |
The bugs inside the bug: uncovering potential symbionts of mosquitoes | |
Nov. 5 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Robert Holt, University of Florida |
Niche conservatism, evolution, and applied ecology: Challenges and opportunities | |
Nov. 12 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Joel Brown, University of Illinois at Chicago |
Evolutionary Game Theory: From natural ecosystems to tumor ecosystems | CANCELLED |
Nov. 19 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Juliet Pulliam, University of Florida |
Rethinking the transmission ecology of Japanese encephalitis virus: perspectives from Bangladesh | |
Nov. 26 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Holiday | ||
Dec. 3 | 3:30, CWY107 |
Chantale Bégin & Chris Osovitz, University of South Florida |
Is more in-class assessment better in introductory biology? |
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