Biology Departmental Seminars


The Biology Departmental Seminar Series is open to the public. Seminars are usually held at 4:30-6:00 pm in George Lynn Cross Hall room 123, with refreshments available at Richards Hall Rm 304 at 3:45 pm. Exceptions to the normal schedule are indicated below.

 

Spring 2013

Date Speaker Title

Host

23-Jan

 

No Seminar  
30-Jan
Robert H. Cichewicz
Department of Chemistry/Biochemistry University of Oklahoma

Application of Fungi and Bacteria as Biological Factories for the Production of Bioactive Secondary Metabolites Masly
13-Feb

Daniel Meulemans Medieros
University of Colorado, Boulder

Insights from amphioxus and lamprey into the origin of the vertebrate head skeleton

McCauley

20-Feb

Bridget Stutchbury
York University

Frequent Fliers: New Discoveries in Songbird Migration Kelly

27-Feb

Bruce Carnes
OU HSC

Lessons from Biology on the Nature of Aging and Longevity

Schlupp

6-Mar

Philip K. Morton
University of Oklahoma

Population genetics of Hessian fly: stories from the worn road of one of the oldest North American invasive insects Masly
13-Mar

Anthony W.G. Burgett
University of Oklahoma

The Oxysterol-binding Proteins (OSBPs): Important Mediators of Human Disease?

Masly

20-Mar

Spring Break

No Seminar

 

27-Mar

Walter Dodds
Kansas State University

Understanding freshwaters in the anthropocene: long-term and large-scale approaches
Weese Distinguished Lecture
Kelly
3-Apr

Alan Covich
University of Georgia

The value of biodiversity in sustaining freshwater ecosystem services -- a Puerto Rican case study Vaughn/Atkinson
10-Apr

Tomoko Obara
OU HSC

Zebrafish and medaka as animal models for human kidney diseases and development. Masly
17-Apr

Kristina Anderson-Texiera
Smithsonian Institute

Terrestrial Ecosystem-Climate Interactions in an Era of Global Change Kaspari
24-Apr

Leslie Rissler
NSF/University of Alabama

Merging ecological and evolutionary perspectives in our understanding of species range distributions

BGSA

1-May

Thomas Dowling
Arizona State University

Significance of introgressive hybridization on diversity of fishes Broughton
 

   

 

   

 

   
 

 

   

 

 

 


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