AU18 Seminars are Thursdays 1PM-2PM (unless otherwise noted). Location: 110 Orton Hall
August 23
Auburn University
Title: Generalizing phylogenetics to infer patterns of
shared evolutionary events
Host: Bryan Carsten & Megan Smith
August 30
The Ohio State University
Title: The future of harmful algal blooms and their risks to fisheries: Insights from Lake Erie.
Host: John Freudenstein
September 6
The Ohio State University
Title: Conflict management in complex adaptive systems
Host: John Freudenstein
September 13
Dr. Igor B. Jouline
The Ohio State University, Department of Microbiology
Title: Establishing the precise evolutionary history of a gene improves prediction of disease causing missense mutations
Host: John Freudenstein
September 20
The Ohio State University
Title: For everything there is a season: molecular regulation of Arthropod diapause
Host: John Freudenstein
September 27
The Ohio State University – Lima
Title: Not your Grandma’s weed(s): recurrent evolution of “weedyness” in Oryza and Amaranthus.
Host: John Freudenstein
October 4
Kent State University
Title: Mud Matters: The Nutrient Biogeochemistry of Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Sediments.
Host: Jim Hood
October 18
Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology, U. of Delaware
Title: Plant volatile organic compounds: a smelly tool towards sustainable insect pest management
Host: Alison Bennett
October 25
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, St. Paul, MN
Title: Understanding and managing for multiple drivers of change in freshwater fisheries systems
Host: Almeida and Hood
November 1
iDigBio
Title: Digital Scientific Collections Offer New Opportunities in Science, Outreach, and Industry
Host: Luciana Musetti and Norm Johnson
November 8
Museum für Naturkunde
Title: Wireless tracking sensor networks give novel insights into the (social) life of bats
Host: Carter
November 15
California State University Northridge
Title: Population genomics of complex selection, from legumes to lodgepoles
Host: Adams and Boot
November 29
The Ohio State University
Title: Life in the Shoal: an integrative look at the relationships between environment, physiology, and behavior
Host: Hamilton