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Cook Campus
Fridays: 4:00pm (refreshments)/ 4:30pm (seminar)
For questions on the schedule please contact Greg Dahle or Carolyn Norin
January 20 - Frank Gallagher
"Brownfields aren't always shitty II"
January 27 - Aabir Banerji
"Inducible Trophic Polymorphism in the Protist Ciliate Tetrahymena vorax"
February 3 - Dana Price
"Why everyone should have conferences in Costa Rica: dung beetles, Scarab Research Network, bananas and more..."
February 10 - Jeremy Feinberg
"Why won't you die? A radio telemetry study of a death-feigning snake once thought to be extirpated from Long Island"
February 17 - Alex Felson
"Designed experiments and urban ecology"
February 24 - Myla Aronson
"Alien species and forest regeneration... do trees grow in the woods?"
March 3 - Kristen Ross
"Space Invaders of the Prickly Kind"
March 10 - NO SEMINAR
March 17 - SPRING RECESS - NO SEMINAR
March 24 - Linda Rohleder
"Ten years of creating a backyard habitat"
March 31 - Jonathon Schramm
"A stroll down memory lane: can the plants keep up?"
April 7 - Celine Santiago Bass
"Mummichogs and their gill parasites: who's really in charge"
April 14 - Sharron Hicks
"Fun with Cenococcum geophilum: why this fungus should be kept in the ground and out of your dresser drawers"
April 21 - Jennifer Krumins
"Microbial Diversity: So Small but So Much Fun!"
April 28 - William Landesman - Title TBA
May 5 - EXAM PERIOD - NO SEMINAR
Environmental and Natural Resource Building (ENR), Room 123, Cook Campus
Fridays 4:00pm(refreshments)/ 4:30pm (seminar)
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Sept. 17: Kirsten Schwarz
“The River Savanna Boundaries
Program: Collaborative Research in Kruger National Park, South Africa.”
Sept 24: Myla Aronson
"Life history correlates of change in
plant species distribution in an urban landscape.”
Oct 1: Maria Stanko
"Tropical Ecology in Costa Rica: Why
Rutgers should renew its OTS membership."
October 8: To Be Announced
October 15: Blake Mathys
"Gulls, Murres and Seals: A Journey
to the Farallon Islands."
October 22: Inga Parker
“Relating ecosystem CO2 exchange
to the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index in response to climate manipulations
in Artic Alaska.”
October 29: Amy Karpati
"Potential for regeneration of White Snakeroot (Eupatorium
rugosum) in woodland habitats in the presence of Microstegium vimineum."
November 5: Matt Palmer
"Rare Plants of the New Jersey
Pinelands: Biodiversity, conservation, and other cool things happening in
our own background."
November 12: Sharron Hicks
"Using fractal indices
to describe mycelial branching patterns of ectomycorrhizal fungi."
November 19: Patricia Ramey
Title to be announced
November 26: Thanksgiving Break
December 3: Bob Cox
"Reproductive investment,
growth, and sexual size dimorphism in Sceloporus lizards."
December 10: To Be Announced
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