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Fall 2009 Seminar Series Ithaca College
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CNS 112 unless otherwise noted Everyone is welcome to attend! Refreshments beforehand* (3:45-4:00pm) in first floor lobby *Please bring your own reusable mug for beverages. Reuse, reduce, recycle! |
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The Biology department offers a seminar
series
each semester representing a broad range of topics in
biology.
These seminars are open to the entire community.
Refreshments
are offered prior to the seminar and students are invited to meet with
the speaker in a small group following the talk to answer questions
related
to the topic presented, or to answer questions regarding different
careers
in Biology.
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| August 28 |
Introductory meeting for students taking Biology Seminar BIOL 411/412 | |
| September
3 (Jean Hardwick) |
Steven
L. Youngentob,
SUNY Upstate Medical University Fetal Ethanol Experience and Chemosensory Plasticity: Its Contribution to Adolescent Alcohol Abuse |
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| September
17 |
Jason
Hamilton, Ithaca College Sustain This! Total immersion in sustainability science and education |
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| September
24 (Bruce Smith) |
James
Saunders, Operation Wallacea Opportunities and Planning in Biology Careers Co-Sponsored with the Department of Environmental Studies |
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| October 1 | Ed
Cluett, Ithaca College The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly |
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| October
8 |
Student
Research Options for Fall 2009 (informal) All students interested in enrolling in 302 must attend. |
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| October
29 (Leann Kanda) |
Roland
Kays,
New York State Museum in Albany New York's Coyote/Coydog/Coywolf: What is it and how did it get here? |
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| November
5 (Bruce Smith) |
Kimberly
Schulz, SUNY
College of Environmental and Forest Biology Tails of two invaders: A continuing quest to determine the roles of two spiny predatory invertebrates in aquatic food webs |
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| November
12 (Maki Inada) |
Frederick
LaRiviere, Washington
and Lee University Revenge of the NRD: quality control of Eukaryotic ribosomes |
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| November
19 (Susan Swensen) |
Don
Weller, Smithsonian
Environmental Research Center Title TBA |
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| December 3 (Susan Swensen) |
Jaime
Blair (Biology '99), Franklin
& Marshall College Genomics of the Plant Destroyer: Using Bioinformatic Approaches to Study Phytophthora Evolution and Pathogenicity |
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| December
9-10 Jr.
Research Symposia Wednesday - Thursday |
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