All seminars take place at 4:00 p.m. on Fridays in MOR2 222 unless otherwise noted.
Refreshments precede seminars at 3:45 p.m.
Each seminar is followed by an opportunity for further refreshments and continued conversation.
To find more seminars in the Life Sciences, visit the Graduate Programs in Life Sciences Calendar.
For a listing of seminars offered through the College of Natural Sciences, go to CNS Department and Program Seminars
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Sep 14
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Human evolutionary adaptation: lessons from high altitude University of Colorado School of Medicine Host: Lynnette Sievert |
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Sep 21
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TBA Northeastern University Hosts: Barry Goodell and Jody Jellison |
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Sep 28
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Mechanisms of resilience in the diverse and changing sea University of Vermont Host: Lisa Komoroske |
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Oct 3
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The evolution of mechanosensation and its role in motor control and movement. University of Chicago Host: Gerry Downes Co-sponsors: OEB and NSB |
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Oct 12
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Homology and homoplasy of neural circuits and behavior in nudibranch molluscs University of Massachusetts Amherst Host: Norman Johnson |
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Oct 19
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Delicious rot: using fermented foods to dissect microbiome diversity Tufts University Host: Grace Pold |
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Oct 26
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Mammalian thermoregulatory phenotypes: Clues for deciphering the past and predicting the future University of Maine Host: Alex Gerson |
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Nov 2
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What can plankton tell us about links between ecosystems and disease? University of Michigan Hosts: Paige Warren and Bethany Bradley |
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Nov 9
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Alexander Lecture TBA Newcastle University (United Kingdom) Host: Lynn Adler |
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Nov 16
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Our evolving view of cell motility University of Massachusetts Amherst Host: Jeff Blanchard |
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Nov 30
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No OEB Seminar |
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Dec 7
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The evolution of diverse osmotic physiologies in fishes: mechanistic insights through the integration of comparative physiology and genomics UC Davis Host: Jessica Norstog |