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Seminars are held on Mondays from 12:00 to 1:00 PM in Room 1103 Bioscience Research Building (BRB).

Join us before the seminar for coffee, tea and cookies at 11:30 AM in 1103 BRB. Please bring your own cup.

Special Seminars are in green. For these seminars, please check date, time and place.

FALL SEMESTER 2009

Date

Speaker

Seminar title

Sep 14

BEES Faculty Meeting
Bio-Psych 1208


Fri
Sep 18

Dissertation Seminar

Laura Craig
BEES Program

Nitrogen saturation in streams and forests of the Maryland Piedmont

Noon in Plant Sciences 1130

Sep 21

Clinton Jenkins

Department of Biology
University of Maryland

Host: James Dietz

Defining site-level conservation priorities in an international biodiversity hotspot

Sep 28

William Morris

Biology Department
Duke University

Host: David Inouye

Range limits of tundra plants in a changing climate
Oct 5

Matthew Hamilton

Department of Biology Georgetown University

Host: Jamie Pettengill

The evolutionary variance and its role in tests of biological hypotheses for genetic polymorphism and genetic divergence

Oct 12

Allison Leidner

Plant Sciences and Landscape Architecture
University of Maryland

Host: Maile Neel

Butterfly Conservation in Fragmented Landscapes
Oct 19

Jay Evans

Research Entomologist
USDA

Host: Dan Gruner

This seminar will be held in
1208 Bio-Psych!

Honey bee genomics and disease

Oct 26

John Parker

Principal Investigator Terrestrial Ecology Lab Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

Host: Dan Gruner

This seminar will be held in
1208 Bio-Psych!

Herbivory, plant invasions,
and plant defense

Nov 2

Christina Burch

Dept. of Biology
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Host: Charles Fenster

The genetics of adaptation
and speciation in a virus

Nov 9

Charles Fenster

Dept. of Biology
University of Maryland

Host: Jerry Wilkinson

Quantifying evolutionary process from mutation to natural selection in populations to orders

Nov 12

Bioscience Day

More information to come...

*Note: This event is on a Thursday in the
Stamp Student Union.*

All 2nd year and beyond BEES graduate students will present posters.

Nov 16

Dissertation Seminar

Holly Martinson
BEES Program

Critical patch sizes and the spatial structure of salt marsh communities

Nov 18

Dissertation Seminar

Christina Kennedy
BEES Program

Matrix Effects on Individual and Community-Level Responses of Birds to Forest Fragmentation in Jamaica
Nov 23

Paul Leisnham

Environmental Science and Technology
University of Maryland

Host: Karen Lips

Home is where the heart is:
Examining factors that affect
mosquito invasions and
species coexistence

Nov 30

Helen James

Curator of Birds
Smithsonian Institution

Host: Dan Gruner

Island birds in ecological
and evolutionary time
Fri
Dec 4

Dissertation Seminar

James Pettengill
BEES Program

Noon in Plant Sciences 1130

Dec 7

BEES Faculty Meeting

*BRB 1103*
 
SPRING SEMESTER 2010
Date
Speaker
Seminar Title
Feb 1 BEES Faculty Meeting
Bio-Psych 1208
 
Feb 8

Dave Carr

Blandy Experimental Farm
University of Virginia

Host: Michele Dudash

 
Feb 15

Drew Kerkhoff

Depts. of Biology and Mathematics
Kenyon College

Host: Bill Fagan

 
Feb 22

BEES Round Up

More information to come...

 
Mar 1

John Maerz

Forestry and Natural Resources
University of Georgia

Host: Karen Lips

Salamander responses to invasion, land use, and climate change: implications for forest and stream ecosystem function
Mar 8

Heather Lynch

Dept. of Biology
University of Maryland

Host: Bill Fagan

Warmer, wetter, and more crowded: Penguin population dynamics on the Antarctic Peninsula
Mar 15 Spring Break No Seminar
Mar 22

Sue Kalisz

Dept. of Biological Sciences
University of Pittsburgh

Host: Charles Fenster

Recipe for invasive spread:
Venison with garlic mustard
Mar 29

Ilya Ruvinsky

Ecology and Evolution
University of Chicago

Host: Eric Haag

 
Wed
Apr 7

Organismal Biology Day

Barbara Schaal
Spencer T. Olin Professor
Washington University

Host: Michele Dudash

 
Apr 12

Joseph Ross

Dept. of Biology
University of Maryland

Host: Eric Haag

 
Apr 19

Steve Tonsor

Dept. of Biological Sciences
University of Pittsburgh

Host: Charles Fenster

Developmental and physiological adaptation across the climatic range of Arabidopsis in northern Spain

Apr 26

Elizabeth Losos

President and CEO
Organization for
Tropical Studies
Duke University

Host: Dan Gruner

 
May 3 BEES Student Meeting  
May 10 BEES Faculty Meeting
Bio-Psych 1208
 

 

 








 

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