Spring 2013 Entomology Seminar Schedule

 

Coordinators: Ken Raffa and Shawn Steffan
Time: Friday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm (unless otherwise noted below)
Location: 150 Russell Labs (unless otherwise noted below)
1630 Linden Drive, Madison, WI
Directions/Map: http://www.entomology.wisc.edu/contact-us-0
Questions: Contact UW Madison Entomology Department main office at 608-262-3227.

 

Date

Speaker

Title/Topic

25-Jan. 

Dr. Mike Pfrender, University of Notre Dame

Evolution in stressful environments: the genomic basis of adaptation

1-Feb. Dr. Robert Unckless, Cornell University Causes and consequences of conflict in Drosophila
8-Feb. Dr. Zachariah Gompert, Texas State University The genomic consequences of natural selection and barriers to gene flow
15-Feb. Dr. Sean Schoville, Université Joseph Fourier - Grenoble

Genetic approaches to understanding the role of climate in generating biodiversity

22-Feb. Dr. Ebony Murrell, UW-Madison As Time Goes By: Mechanisms of Succession in Artificial Container Communities
1-Mar. Dr. Don Waller, UW-Madison Whence Wisconsin's Forests?  Disentangling drivers of ecological change
8-Mar. Dr. George Heimpel, University of Minnesota Parasitoids of soybean aphid: Specificity and the process of biological control
15-Mar. Dr. Eve Emshwiller, UW-Madison The Andean tuber, Oxalis tuberosa, as an example for new methods to assess conservation status of in-situ crop genetic diversity
22-Mar. Dr. John Orrock, UW-Madison Invasive plants and historical land-use alter contemporary patterns of arthropod-mediated disease, granivory, and herbivory
29-Mar. SPRING BREAK  
5-Apr. Anders Huseth, UW-Madison Effects of local landscape composition on Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say): implications for IRM in Wisconsin
12-Apr. Dr. Patrick Tobin, US Forest Service Climatic extremes as constraints to gypsy moth population growth
19-Apr. WISCONSIN ECOLOGY  
26-Apr. Jamin Dreyer, UW-Madison Livin' on the Edge: aquatic insects at the boundary between lakes and land
3-May Phil Pellitteri, UW-Madison The bugs have gone crazy--version 2012
10-May Dr. Tom German, UW-Madison Tomato spotted wilt virus acquisition by thrips: The small picture

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