Fall 2015 seminars are held on Mondays at 5:15 PM in AA-G008.

The Evolutionary Studies seminar series presents a guest speaker on an evolution-related topic about every week. It’s a great way to learn about evolution directly from a wide variety of scientists, and an excellent opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion with researchers as well as your peers. Seminars are open to everyone. Students are encouraged to enroll in EVOS 451/ BIOL 680S, a 2-credit course based on the seminar series.

August 31st, 2015:

Orientation

September 21st, 2015:

TBD

September 28th, 2015:

Neandertal adaptive introgression and the modern human immune response

Aaron Sams

Postdoctoral Fellow of  Biological Statistics and Computational Biology

Cornell University

October 5th, 2015:

Using multilevel selection theory to define the individual

Charles Goodnight

Professor of Biology

University of Vermont

October 12th, 2015:

TBD

Debra Swack

Education Specialist

SUNY Buffalo

October 19th, 2015:

TBD

Carl Lipo

Professor of Anthropology

Binghamton University

November 2nd, 2015:

TBD

November 9th, 2015:

TBD

Peter Ungar

Distinguished Professor of Anthropology

University of Arkansas

November 16th, 2015:

TBD

November 23rd, 2015:

TBD

November 30th, 2015:

TBD

December 7th, 2015:

Graduate student mini talks

December 14th, 2015:

Graduate student talk