EEB Seminar Series
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This year ALL EEB seminars will be virtual via Zoom on one meeting link (unless stated otherwise).
For the zoom link and password for the seminars below, please contact Sally Blinn.
EEB seminars usually take place on Mondays @ 12:20pm
A106 Morison Rm., Corson Hall, Cornell University campus. Fall 2020 is an exception.
* Indicates special day, time, and/or location
DATE |
NAME / AFFILIATION / TOPIC |
HOST |
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09/07/20 |
Labor Day - NO SEMINAR | |
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*09/11/20* |
Neelima Sinha, UC Davis (Barbara McClintock Life Sciences Lecture Series) https://cornell.zoom.us/j/95367216360?pwd=dFVZNDcrNFlRN292VWtHTVlpYzVpZz09 Passcode: 966867 |
Adrienne Roader (SIPS) & |
| 09/14/20 | EEB TOWN HALL Zoom link will be sent via email |
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| 09/21/20 | Tory Hendry, Cornell University Title: Evolutionary and ecological genomics of bacteria in host associations |
Geber |
| 09/28/20 | Martha Muñoz, Yale University Title: Behavior is a motor and a brake for evolution |
Zamudio |
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10/05/20 |
Ricardo Mallarino, Princeton University Title: The developmental basis of biological diversity: insights from mammalian skin |
Reed |
| 10/12/20 | Daniel Matute, UNC Chapel Hill Title: The natural history and genomics of hybridization in Drosophila |
Searle |
| 10/19/20 | Xi Yang, University of Virginia Title: From leaves to ecosystems: what can we learn about plants using novel remote sensing techniques? |
Xu |
| 10/26/20 | Vivek Shandas, Portland State University Title: Inequitable ecologies: the role of historical urban planning practices in managing today's urban forests |
Flecker |
| 11/02/20 | Catherine Hulshof, Virginia Commonwealth University Title: Variability matters: advancing a trait scaling theory to predict variance in space and time |
Xu and Agrawal |
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11/09/20 |
Allison Shultz, Ornithology at the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County Title: Evolution across timescales: comparative and population genomics studies of host-pathogen co-evolution in birds |
Lovette and Demery |
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*11/12/20 |
Claire Fox, Cornell University Dissertation Seminar Title: Evolutionary Morphology of Pleuronectiforms: Why flatfishes look funny and walk weirdly |
Bemis |
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11/16/20 |
EEB TOWN HALL Zoom link will be sent via email |
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| *11/18/20* Wednesday Time TBA |
Li-Huei Tsai, MIT (Barbara McClintock Life Sciences Lecture Series) Title: TBA Zoom link: TBA |
Paul Soloway and Chris Xu |
| 11/23/20 | Rebecca Asch, East Carolina University Title: Responses of marine fishes to climate change under extreme and less extreme conditions |
McIntyre |
| 11/30/20 | Esther Ngumbi, University of Illinois - Champagne Urbana Title: Beneficial soil microbes: powerful drivers of chemically mediated insect-plant interactions |
Sparks |
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12/07/20 |
EEB TOWN HALL |
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| 12/14/20 | Caitlin McDonald, Cornell University Dissertation Seminar, Title: Too little, too late: amphibian responses to infectious disease across time and space |
Zamudio |
| *12/16/20* Thursday at 2:00pm |
Karin van der Burg, Cornell University Dissertation Seminar, Title: The genetic basis of variation in phenotypic plasticity Zoom link will be sent via email |
Reed |
Department of EEB Web Site: http://ecologyandevolution.cornell.edu
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