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    Departmental Seminars 2012-13

    Departmental seminars are held Friday's at 12:30 pm normally in Room 1102 (or Room 3110) BioSciences Complex. The Departmental Seminar Coordinator for 2012-13 is Dr. Vicki Friesen. Please contact her if you have ideas for a speaker or wish to volunteer yourself.

     Winter 2013

     Date  Speaker  Title
    14 Jan 11:30 ROOM 3110
    Jun Liu, PhD candidate, Biology Department, Queen's University
    What can a worm tell us about cancer?
    15 Jan 12:30 ROOM 3110 Julie Adams, MSc candidate, Biology Department, Queen's University Identification of compounds in heavy fuel oil that are toxic to rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

    18 Jan 12:30

    ROOM 1102

    Paul Grogan, Associate Professor, Biology Department, Queen's University

    Understanding patterns in ecology – What can the ‘ecosystem’ perspective contribute?

    25 Jan No Seminar
    na

    1 Feb - 11:30

    ROOM 101

    SKHS

    Kathy Lindsay, Wildlife and Landscape Science Directorate, National Wildlife Research Centre, Environment Canada, Biogeography for wildlife conservation planning. Special time and location:11:30 - 12:30 in Room 101, School of Kinesiology and Health Studies.

    8 Feb

    CANCELLED

    CANCELLED

    CANCELLED

    15 Feb Shelley Arnott, Associate Professor, Biology Department, Queen's University Community response to dispersal depends on environmental context

    22 Feb

    ROOM 3110

    Kat Stewart, PhD candidate, Biology Department, Queen's University

    Contact zone dynamics and the evolution of reproductive isolation in a North American treefrog, the spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer).

    1 Mar Mike Hedrick, Professor, Developmental Integrative Biology Research Cluster, Department of  Biological Sciences, University North Texas Lymph movement in anuran amphibians:  What goes down must come up
    8 Mar Bill Plaxton, Professor, Biology Department, Queen's University
    Feeding hungry plants:  The purple acid phosphatase AtPAP26 plays a pivotal role in Arabidopsis phosphate nutrition
    15 Mar No Seminar

    22 Mar
    Howie Riessen, Biology Department, SUNY College at Buffalo
    Kairomones, calcium and daphnia defenses in lakes
    29 Mar
    GOOD FRIDAY NO SEMINAR

    5 Apr
    Josh Thienpont, PhD Candidate, Biology Department, Queen's University
    Examining the impact of regional climate warming and intense localized disturbance on lakes of the Mackenzie Delta region, NWT, Canada

    12 Apr

    CANCELLED

    Ryan Gregory, Department of Integrative Biology, University of Guelph
    Title: Animal genomes large and small. Abstract & Biography . Host: Steve Lougheed.
    19 Apr
    Thierry Boulinier, CNRS, France
    Evolutionary ecology of a transgenerational response to papasites, the maternal transfer of antibodies
    26 Apr
    No Seminar No Seminar

    10 May

    Room 3110
    Kyle Bender, PhD candidate, Biology Department, Queen's University The Arabidopsis putative calcium sensor, CML39, is required for seedling establishment under carbon limitation

    17 May

    Room 3110

    Niraj Kumar, PhD candidate, Biology Department, Queen's University Molecular genetic responses of arctic soil communities to anthropogenic stress

    23 May Room 3110

    10:30

    Daphne Goring, Professor, Department of Cell & Systems Biology, University of Toronto Signalling events in the pistil initiated by pollen contact in the mustard family (Brassicaceae):  Pollen acceptance or rejection?

    24 May

    11:30

    Room 3110

    Maggie Xenopoulos, Professor, Department of Biology, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario Our silver-coated future:  fate and effects of silver nanoparticles in freshwaters
    27 May 12:30 Room 3110 Syndonia Bret-Harte, Associate Professor, Institute of Arctic Biology, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Tundra plant species and ecosystem response to environmental change
    28 May 12:30 Room 3110 Tara Zamin, PhD candidate, Biology Department, Queen's University Integrating the effects of climate change and caribou herbivory on vegetation community structure iin low Arctic tundra
    3 June Room 3110 Anneli Jokela, PhD candidate, Biology Department, Queen's University TBA
    20 June Room 3110
    Peter Hodson - Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies, Queen's University TBA

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