Weekly research seminar
Seminars include local and international speakers covering topics in ecology, evolution, cell and molecular biology, genomics and synthetic biology. Graduate students and postdocs are also given an opportunity to present their work as part of their training.
When: Friday afternoons at 1:15 p.m.
Where: GE-110.
All seminars are open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
Fall 2018 schedule
| September | 21 (GSB) |
28 (CM) |
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| October | 5 (E) Luc Demeester KU Leuven |
12 (CM) |
19 Research in Progress |
26 (CM) Heidi McBride McGill Univ. |
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| November | 2 (E)
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9 (E) Patrick Bergeron Bishops University |
16 Research in Progress |
23 (CM) Juan Carlos Villarreal Aguilar Univ of Laval |
30 (GSB) Andrew Lang Memorial Univ. |
| December | 7 (E) Julie Morand-Ferron Univ. of Ottawa |
Winter 2019 schedule
| January | 11 (GSB) Chris Boddy Univ of Ottawa |
18 (CM) |
25 (GSB) |
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| February | 1 (E) Jonathan Newman Guelph |
8 (GSB) |
15 (CM) Hugo Zheng McGill Univ |
22 Research in Porgress |
| March | 8 (CM) Chris Yost Univ. of Regina |
14 (GSB) Ming Chen Hammond Univ of Utah seminar at 2pm |
22 (E) Marc Johnson Univ of Toronto |
29 Research in Progress |
| April | 5 (E) Michael Noonan Smithsonian |
Series coordinators
- J.-P. Lessard (Ecology; E)
- JinSuk Lee (Cell & Molecular; CM)
- David Walsh (Research in Progess)
- David Kwan (Genomics/Synthetic biology; GSB)
Anyone who would like to meet with the speaker should contact the appropriate coordinator.
Next seminar topic
April 5, 2019
Dr. Michael Noonan
Title: Quantitative movement: Why getting it right matters
