Fall 2019 Comparative Physiology Seminar Series
The Seminar Series in Comparative Physiology presents current research on fundamental and applied aspects of animal physiology. Our weekly seminars feature one or two speakers who are primarily graduate students in the Department of Integrative Biology or visiting early-career scientists from a local university.
We meet Mondays in SSC 1504 from 11:00 - 12:00 pm. All are welcome.
Full Schedule - Winter 2020
February 10 - Louise Tunnah
Amphibious fishes: Just big babies?
February 17 - Family Day - no seminar
February 24 - Michael Lim
Using zebrafish to test the transfer of environmental stress from parents to offspring
March 2 - Erin Leonard
TBA
March 9 - Sarah Alderman & Pat Wright
Beyond the bar(graph): a workshop on data visualization
March 16 - Sima Jonusaite
Insect septate junctions: roles in ionoregulatory epithelia
March 23 - Paige Cochrane
Development of the O2 sensing system in an amphibious fish
March 30 - Fereshteh Moradi
How oxygen level and culture media affect mammalian cell physiology
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