EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Understanding adaptation to anthropogenic disturbance at a global scale
Marc Johnson, University of Toronto
Seminar Summary - Anthropogenic disturbance is a dominant force driving evolutionary change on Earth today. From global land use change, to...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - The old field rules: the quest to develop generalizable principles about how ecosystems function
Oswald Schmitz, Yale University
Seminar Summary - The presentation will chronicle a journey of long-term research devoted to discovering fundamental principles—rules of...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Variation in life history strategies shapes evolution across the tree of fishes
Devin Bloom, Western Michigan University
Seminar Summary - My research explores how ecology and life history strategies drive evolutionary processes and patterns in fishes. Life...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Microbial responses to global change: from microscopic interactions to global patterns
Sarah Evans, Michigan State University
Seminar Summary - The Evans Lab studies microbial ecology and global change. We ask questions about how microbes respond to stressors like...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series (Hubbell Lecture) - Variable barriers to gene flow across a field cricket hybrid zone
Erica Larson, University of Denver
Seminar Summary - Field crickets (Gryllus) in North America were once considered a single “exceedingly plastic species” adapted to local...
