Research In Progress (RIP) Seminar Series – Fall 2021

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Our RIP series is designed to give up-and-coming biologists a chance to practice their presentation skills in a formal, but friendly environment. RIP speakers consist of both invited speakers and students within the Biology department. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the RIP series will be held online.  Please contact Robert Driver for details.

DateSpeakerSpeaker AffiliationSeminar Title
August 30, 2021Sabrina HeiserThe University of Alabama at BirminghamHow to be successful when you are a sessile primary producer - drivers of diversity in macroalgal chemical defenses
September 13, 2021Katie Schroeder, Anastasia Amoiroglou, Caroline Sorey, Josh MogusU Mass, U Arizona, U Southern MSECU MS Alumni Symposium
September 20, 2021Ables Lab TBATBA
September 27, 2021Alice Besterman, Ph.D.Woodwell Climate Research CenterBuying time - Salt marsh adaptive management to sea level rise using runnels
October 4, 2021Aaron Griffing, Shannon Keating, Daniel Paluh, Maggie HantakMarquette University, University of FloridaHerpetology Symposium
October 18, 2021Liz CooneyThe University of British ColumbiaUsing single-cell transcriptomics to explore dinoflagellate diversity (in my own back yard)
October 25, 2021Ables lab TBATBA
November 1, 2021Ciro Amato, Dan Newhouse, Jeff ColeNIH, U Washington, TAMUECU PhD Alumni Symposium
November 8, 2021Stacy Trackenberg, Nina Woodward, Anna AlbrightGittman LabGittman Lab Symposium
November 15, 2021Ables lab TBATBA
November 22, 2021Chin Yee TanPh.D. Candidate, Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, Duke University and MD-Ph.D. Student, Duke-National University of Singapore Medical School Unravelling the host and bacterial mechanisms of immunomodulation by a commensal Clostridium species
December 6, 2021David Tan, Rafael Marcondes, Lia Kajiki, Qiaoyi LiangLSU, National University Singapore, University of Brasilia, Max Planck InstituteOrnithology Symposium