Fall 2009 Schedule

Lee Drain Building 213 - 4:00pm to 5:00pm
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Date	Speaker	Title	Host
Sep. 3	Dr. John Wenzel Ohio State University	Better than Genomics: Phylogenetic Studies Demonstrate that Phenotypic Data Perform well in Large Analyses	BSGSO
Sep.10	Dr. Denne Reed University of Texas	Ecological Gradents and Small Mammal Community Composition in the Serengeti Ecosystem, Tanzania: A Paleoecological Perspective	Lewis
Sep. 17	Dr. Mark Lyte Texas Tech University Health Science Center	Microbial Endocrinology as an Interdisciplinary Translation Research Platform	Primm
Sep.24	Dr. Heidi Kaplan University of Texas Medical School, Houston	Bad to the Bone: Molecular Detection and in Vitro Biofilm Models of Osteomyelitis	Choudhary
Oct. 1	Dr. Volker Rudolf Rice University	The Influence of Cannibalism and Size-Structure on the Dynamics of Communities	Thies
Oct. 8	Dr. Dan Crawford University of Kansas	Green Gems on Specks of Lava in Vast Oceans: Origin and Evolution of Island Plants	Randle
Oct. 15	Dr. Craig Sargent University of Kentucky	Problems detecting direct costs of male harassment to female fitness components in the Western Mosquitofish, Gambusia Affinis	Deaton
Oct. 22	Dr. Matt Chumchal Texas Christian University	Patterns of HG Contamination in Food Webs of the South Central US: Potential Causes and Consequences	Hargrave
Oct. 29	Dr. Kirk Winemiller Texas A&M University	Disentangling ecological complexity - food web research on a tropical floodplain river	Hargrave
Nov. 5	Dr. Tim Johnson University of Minnesota	Novel Approaches Towards Studying Bacterial Plasmid Diversity within the Animal Gut	Lynne
Nov. 12	Dr. Michael Markham University of Texas, Austin	Circadian and Social Cues Regulate Ion Channel Trafficking in Electric Fish	Rowe
Nov. 19	Dr. Prosanta Chakrabarty Louisiana State University	Freshwater Fishes and Biogeography	Bucheli
Dec. 3	Dr. Hongmin Qin Texas A&M University	Building the Cilium/Flagellum: A Job for Intraflagellar Transport (IFT)	Gaillard
Dec. 10	Dr. Patrick Lewis Sam Houston State University	Of Mice and Men: An Integrated Approach to Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction	Biology

 

For additional information contact:

Chad Hargrave
Phone: 936-294-1543
E-mail: cwhargrave@shsu.edu