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Departmental Seminars

Fall 2018 Seminar Schedule

 

January 28
Monday
Roland Kays, NC Museum of Natural Sci. Making the most of wildlife “Big Data” from camera trapping and animal
tracking.
February 4
Monday
Dan Johnson, Univ. of Georgia Fire and drought impacts on tree physiology and survival
February 18
Monday, in Rm 126
Sharon Swartz, Brown Univ. FRONTIERS IN BIOLOGY

Bats aren’t birds or bugs: skin, stretching, sensing, and spinning in
evolution’s youngest fliers

February 25
Monday
Marcella Rojas Pierce, NCSU Plant vacuoles: dynamic organelles for physiological control
March 4
Monday
Steve Haase, Duke Univ. Clock control of host-parasite interactions during malaria infection
March 18
Monday
Shiv Grewall, National Cancer Inst. FRONTIERS IN BIOLOGY
Heterochromatin inheritance and epigenetic control of the genome
March 25
Monday
Jason Gagliano, WFU Ribosome profiling of late adenovirus-infected cells reveals ribosome
stacking on the 5′ untranslated region of messenger RNA translated
by shunting
April 1
Monday
Robin Chazdon, Univ. of Connecticut FRONTIERS IN BIOLOGY

Lessons learned from long-term studies of tropical forest regeneration

April 22
Monday
MC Regan, WFU Tails of the sea: morphological scaling and ontogeny of shark caudal
fins
April 29
Monday
Tia-Lynn Ashman, Univ. of Pittsburgh Honors and Awards Day

 

Seminars are held at 4:00 PM in Winston Hall 125 unless otherwise noted

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