SBE Seminar Series Schedule!
Seminars will be held on Fridays at 3:10 pm in Murray Hall, Room 102 unless otherwise noted. Light refreshments will be served at 3:00 pm.
School of Biology and Ecology Spring 2014 Seminar Series Schedule |
Jan. 17: Andrea Nurse, M.S., Climate Change Institute, “Cypripedium arietinum: Challenges for rare plant conservation in a changing climate.” (Host Dr. Gill) |
Jan. 24: Dr. Daniel Linden, Maine Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, “State-space models in wildlife research.” (Host Dr. McKinney) |
Jan. 31: Dr. Robert Northington, Climate Change Institute, “Linkages across ecosystems: contemporary changes and implications for the future.” (Host Dr. Saros) |
Feb. 6: Dr. Kristy Townsend, Harvard MEdical School, “Central regulation of appetite and energy expenditure by the bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPS) (Host Dr. Tyler) |
Feb. 14: Dr. Anne Hershey, UNC-Greensboro, “Methanogenesis, methane oxidation, and consumer use of methane-derived carbon in arctic Alaskan Lakes.” |
Feb. 21: Dr. Chuck Lubelczyk, Maine Medical Center Research Institute, “Ecology of vector-borne diseases.” (Host Drs. Litchenwalner and Groden; Cosponsors: SFR, NSFA) |
Feb. 26*: Dr. Alison Dibble, University of Maine, “Plant Conservation: Extreme measures and backyard efforts.” (Host Dr. Campbell). *DATE AND TIME CHANGE: Wed. Feb. 26 at 3pm. |
Mar. 21: Dr. Dina Fonseca, Rutgers University, “What makes a mosquito invasive?’ (Host Dr. Groden; Cosponsors: EES, NSFA) |
Mar. 28: Dr. Denise Bruesewitz, Colby College, “Nitrogen cycling along a subtropical river- estuary continuum: Response to flood and drought.” (Host Dr. Greig) |
Apr. 4: Dr. Ashley Helton, University of Connecticut, “Biogeochemical regime shifts in coastal landscapes: Effects of saltwater incursion and agricultural pollution on freshwater wetland ecosystems.” |
Apr. 11: Dr. Rebecca Rowe, University of New Hampshire, ” Small mammal responses to environmental change: integrating Holocene and modern-day dynamics.” (Host Dr. Gill) |
Apr. 18: Dr. Alison Brody, University of Vermont, “Neither fungal nor floral mutualists explain the persistence of females in a gynodioecious plant.” (Host Dr. Drummond) |
Apr. 25: Dr. Subhabrata Sanyal, Biogen Idec, Inc., “Using Drosophila to study neurological disorders.” (Host Dr. Dowse) |
Apr. 28*: Dr. Andrew Gonzalez, McGill University, “From science to solutions: biodiversity research for global environmental change.” (Host Dr. McGill; Cosponsors: SSI) *DATE AND TIME CHANGE: Mon. Apr 28, Mitchell Center, Room 101, 3 pm. |