Seminars
This semester seminars will be presented in a hybrid format: most of the seminars will be held remotely via Zoom, but a few of them will be in person (Rieveschl Hall, 502). Seminars will be presented on Mondays at 4:00 pm EST, with an extended Q&A session with graduate students after the seminar (5:00-5:30 pm). For information on how to join, please contact Dr. Noelia Lander at noelia.lander@uc.edu.
| Date | Speaker(s) and Topic | |
|---|---|---|
| 8/18 | Annie Rowe, University of Cincinnati, Electrons for Dinner: Microbes that conserve energy by taking electrons from minerals, electrodes, and other microbes | |
| 9/11 | Liz Hobson, University of Cincinnait, Leveraging animal sociality to learn about cognition | |
| 9/18 | Jennifer Hellman, Ohio State University, Fathers know best: the importance of paternal experiences on offspring phenotypes | |
| 9/25 | Risa Pesapane, Ohio State University, Asian long horned ticks: pathogens and other pernicious impacts of this exotic pest | |
| 10/2 | Matt DeGennaro , Florida International University, A mosquito’s perspective on what makes us different | |
| 10/9 | no seminar | |
| 10/16 | Manuela Dal Fomo, Botanical Institute of Texas, Hidden Gems: Lichen Collections as Sources of Multiple Data Layers | |
| 10/23 | Beth Reinke, Northeastern Illinois University, TBA | |
| 10/30 | Rosana Zenil-Ferguson, University of Kentucky, Integration of traits and diversification: Lessons from large phylogenies | |
| 11/6 | DJ Ferguson, Miami University of Ohio, TBA | |
| 11/13 | Alexander Paredez, University of Washington, TBA | |
| 11/20 | Casey Pennock, Ohio State University, TBA | |
| 11/27 | Maria Alvim Gaston, Eli Lilly, TBA |