Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences [Dept. of Entomology]
 

Rutgers Entomology Seminars - Spring 2008

PLEASE NOTE: Times vary. Please check time under date/location.

All are invited to come 1/4 hour before the talk to enjoy coffee,

bagels or donuts with the speaker.

Dr. Shearer is coordinating this semester's speakers.

For inquiries call (732) 932-9459

6 February

James Ellis

The good, the bad, and the ugly: the race to keep honey bees alive

Entomology and Nematology

University of Florida

11 February

Heather Mattila

Dancers and wallflowers:

How genetic diversity enhances the productivity of honey bee colonies.

Neurobiology and Behavior

Cornell University

19 February

Racheal Winfree

Pollinator biodiversity, human land use, and ecosystem services

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Princeton University

4 April

Thomas Scott

The case for dengue control by adaptive disease management.

Entomology

University of California, Davis

9 April

James Austin Mixing it up: Basic and applied research in urban pest management. Department of Entomology

Texas A & M

9 April

James Austin 20 Years: An urban entomologist's perspective. Department of Entomology

Texas A & M

17 April

Changlu Wang Cockroach insecticide resistance and IPM in multi-family dwellings Department of Entomology

Purdue

21 April

Mike Levy Using Genetic Algorithms to Optimize the Control of Urban Chagas Disease
Vectors in Arequipa, Peru
Fogarty Fellow

National Institutes of Health

22 April

David Denlinger

Karl Maramorosch Seminar Series

Antarctica and its insect

Entomology

The Ohio State University

2 May

Edward Rajotte

C. C. Compton & G. M. Markle Award Seminar

New horizons for integrated pest management implementation

Entomology

Pennsylvania State University

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