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EEEB G6300: RESEARCH SEMINAR

Research Seminar Series FALL 2009

Schermerhorn Extension, Room 1015, Columbia University, unless otherwise noted

8 September, Tuesday

Bill Schuster
Black Rock Forest

4:00 p.m.

Research Activity and Opportunities in the Black Rock Forest
 
15 September, Tuesday

Steffen Foerster
Dept. of Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology

4:00 p.m. What stresses out a monkey? Feeding ecology, social behavior, parasites, and fecal glucocorticoid hormones in blue and Sykes monkeys
 

21 September, Monday

Walter Bock
Columbia University

NOON

Introduction and types of explanations in evolutionary theory

*Room 700, Sherman Fairchild Center*
29 September, Tuesday

Joyce Plaza
Columbia University

4:00 p.m.

What you need to know about IRB

 
5 October, Monday

Trevor Prince
University of Chicago

NOON

Ecological aspects of speciation

*Room 700, Sherman Fairchild Center*
12 October, Monday

Richard Lewontin
Harvard University

NOON

Genes, environment and the phenotype

*Room 700, Sherman Fairchild Center*
20 October, Monday

Charles Yackulik
Dept. of Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology

4:00 p.m.

How are geographic ranges structured and how do they erode?

 
26 October, Monday

Hans Winkler
Austrian Academy of Sciences

NOON

The ecology of evolutionary behavioral change

*Room 700, Sherman Fairchild Center*
3 November

HOLIDAY

 

 
9 November, Monday

Matthew Hahn
Indiana University

NOON

Selection theory of molecular evolution

*Room 700, Sherman Fairchild Center*
17 November, Tuesday

Dustin Rubenstein, Prof. E3B

4:00 p.m.

Causes and consequences of sociality in animals

 
24 November, Tuesday

Alex Samsky
Columbia University

4:00 p.m. What you need to know about grant applications
   
1 December, Tuesday

Sean Smuckler
Tropical Agriculture Program, LDEO

4:00 p.m. Managing agriculture for biodiversity and multiple functions: Lessons from the industrial and subsistence farmer
   
8 December, Tuesday Gillian Galford
Brown University
4:00 p.m. Biogeochemical consequences of land use transitions along Brazil's agricultural frontier