Zoology and Physiology

College of Agriculture, Life Sciences and Natural Resources

 

Spring 2018 Seminar Schedule

  • Seminars are on Fridays at 12:10 pm in the Berry Center Rm 138 unless noted otherwise.
  • Informal receptions for speakers precede seminars at 11:45 am in the Berry Center.
JANUARY
25 Sensory Biology Candidate
Title: Generate genetic tools in ants to study behavior and neural development
Host: Qian-Quan Sun
29 Sensory Biology Candidate
Title: Cracking the brain code: in vivo deep brain calcium imaging in freely behaving mice
Host: Qian-Quan Sun
FEBRUARY
5 Sensory Biology Candidate
Title: The Role of Trace Amine-Associated Receptors (TAARs) in Odor Perception
Host: Qian-Quan Sun
8 Sensory Biology Candidate
Title: Assessing the sensory capacity of CSF-contacting neurons and their role in vertebrate locomotion
Host: Qian-Quan Sun
12 Dr. Rebecca Barnes
Title: How Does Disturbance Alter Watershed Carbon Dynamics?
Host: Frank Rahel
14 Biogeochemist Candidate: Dr. Eric Moody
Title: Evolutionary Ecosystem Dynamics: Linking Organisms and Ecosystems with Ecological Stoichiometry
Host: Frank Rahel
19 Biogeochemist Candidate: Dr. Sarah Collins
Title: How do terrestrial ecosystems influence lakes and streams from local to continental scales?
Host: Frank Rahel
22 Biogeochemist Candidate: Dr. Amanda Subalusky
Title: Animal migrations and resource subsidies influence river ecosystem dynamics
Host: Frank Rahel
MARCH
2 Open
9 Dr. Christopher Schell, CSU
Title:
Host: Lauren Stanton
23 Dr. Zach Hall
Title:
Host: Dr. Sun
30 Dr. Mike Pace, University of Virginia
Title:
Host: PiE Students
APRIL
6 Animal Movement Candidate
Title:
Host: Matt Kauffman
13 Animal Movement Candidate
Title:
Host: Matt Kauffman
20 Dr. Vladimir Pravosudov, University of Nevada at Reno
Title:
Host: Dr. Sarah Benson-Amram