Winter '08 Seminar Series

The Department of Biological Sciences in the College of Science and Mathematics has established distinguished lecture series to provide a forum for the presentation of topics in the biological and environmental sciences. All seminars will be held on Monday at 1:30pm in Room 103 in the Biological Sciences building.



Mon
7
Apr '08

Dr. Jim Amon

Host: Krane

Wright State University
"Invisible activities in wetlands."
Mon
14
Apr '08

Dr. Tamara Cushing

Host: Rooney

University of Kentucky, Forestry Department, Lexington, KY
"Tax policies: Incentive or disincentive for land ownership?"
Mon
21
Apr '08

Dr. Sarah Emery

Host: Rooney

University of Louisville, Biology Department, Louisville, KY
"Do fungal symbionts alter dominance and invisibility of dune plant communities?"
Mon
30
Apr '08

Dr. Scott Higgins

Host: Vadeboncoeur

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Center for Limnology, Madison, WI
"Ecosystem responses to Dreissenid mussel invasion."
Mon
5
May '08

Dr. Dan Buchholz

Host: Stireman

University of Cincinnati, Department of Biological Sciences, Cincinnati, OH
"Endocrine evolution in desert tadpoles."
Mon
14
May '08

Dr. Jack Ballantyne

Host: Krane

University of Central Florida, Chemistry Department, Orlando, FL
"Not your CSI DNA profiling: RNA profiling applications in bio-molecular forensics."
Mon
19
May '08

Dr. Darren Bade

Host: Vadeboncoeur

Kent State University, Department of Biological Sciences, Kent, OH
"Mirror lake and the ecosystem approach."