Seminars Fall 2024

Published Aug 08, 2024 by

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The Department of Biology will hold online or in-person seminars during Fall 2024 semester. Seminars start at 4:00 pm unless otherwise stated. All in-person seminars are located in Life Sciences and Biotechnology 1006. Links for online-only seminars will be available in the “location” column below, or you can contact the host. Please contact Dr. Jeff McKinnon, Seminar Committee chair, for details.

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Date	Speaker	Speaker Affiliation	Format	Title
22-Aug	Ariane Peralta	ECU Biology	On-site	Microbial controls on wetland ecosystem processes in a changing world
29-Aug	Elizabeth Ables	ECU Biology	On-site	Integrating local and physiological signals to influence cell fate
5-Sep	Nare Ngoepe	EAWAG / U. Bern	Online (noon)	The Evolutionary Diversification of Cichlid Fishes Reconstructed from Sedimentary Deposits
12-Sep	DeShou Wang	Southwest University of China	Online	Sex Determination in Tilapia
19-Sep	Eric "Britt" Moore	University of North Carolina, Wilmington	On-site	Exploring Relationships between Root Dynamics and Soil Health Regenerating Practices
26-Sep	Chris Geyer and Cam Schmidt	ECU (BSOM and Biology)	On-site	Integrative Biology of Male Fertility: From Meiosis to Sperm Diffusive Search (Joint Seminar)
3-Oct	Jon Davenport	Appalachian State University	On-site	Understanding the factors controlling ectotherm communities in the Southern Appalachians
10-Oct	Core facilities staff	ECU (BSOM and Biology)	On-site	'Hard-Core' Science: Integrative Genomics, Mass Spec, and Flow Cytometry Core Services You Should be Using!
17-Oct	Stephanie Archer	Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON)	On-site	Using sound to understand biodiversity and animal behavior in reef-associated communities
24-Oct	Susanna Brantley	Duke University	On-site	BMP Signaling Dynamics in the Early Drosophila Embryo
31-Oct	Reed Noss	University of Florida and Southeastern Grasslands Institute	On-site	An Unexpected Coastal Plain Biodiversity Hotspot
7-Nov	Nadine Heck	ECU Coastal Studies	On-site	Global drivers of mangrove loss in protected areas
14-Nov	Lynn Siefferman	Appalachian State University	On-Site	Winging it: Aggressive female tree swallows lead the charge in a range expansion and cope better with anthropogenic change
21-Nov	Tiffany Kosch	U. Melbourne (Australia)	Online	Exploring genomic approaches for increasing disease resilience in amphibians
28-Nov	Thanksgiving		N/A	Thanksgiving break
5-Dec	Candidate Seminar		On-site

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