Harvey Mudd College Biology Colloquium Colloquium starts at 4:15 pm on Wednesdays in Big Beckman Auditorium. Beckman Auditorium is Beckman 126, in the basement below the central stairway in the Olin Building. Entries with a # are part of the consortium-wide Claremont Colleges Distinguished Speaker Series in the Biological Sciences. These talks are held in Galileo McAlister. Spring 2018 Colloquium
starts at 4:15 pm on Wednesdays in Big Beckman Auditorium.(Beckman 126,
in the basement below the central stairway in the Olin Building) # indicates a speaker who is part of the consortium-wide Claremont
Colleges Distinguished Speaker Series in the Biological Sciences. These talks are held in Shanahan 1430. January 17: Joseph Heras Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, UC Irvine Title: Genome meets phenome: identifying loci for complex adaptive traits in Pacific marine fishes January 24: Megan Bergkessel Division of Biology & Biological Engineering, Caltech Title: Transcriptional regulation during slow growth in Pseudomonas aeruginosa January 31:Benjamin Perlman Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of California, Irvine Title: What the fish!?: biomechanics of the jumping mangrove rivulus February 7: Harmit Malik# Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and HHMI Title: Rules of engagement: molecular arms races between viral and host genomes Location: Galileo McAlister February 14: No colloqium February 21: Michael Ibba Department of Microbiology, The Ohio State University Title: Genetic code errors under stress: Can two wrongs make a right? February 28: Holly M. Bik Department of Nematology, University of California—Riverside Title: Free-living nematodes in marine sediments: linking molecules with morphology in the -Omics age March 7: Kathryn Theiss Department of Biology, California State University, Dominguez Hills Title: Pollination Ecology of Milkweeds—from pollinators to microbes March 14: No colloqium (Spring break) March 21: March 28: Tadashi Fukami# Department of Biology, Stanford University Title: Embracing historical contingency in ecological community assembly Location: Galileo McAlister April 4: Jenna Monroy Keck Science Title: Muscles as Springs: From the Whole Organism to Single Molecule and Back Again April 11: Jeff Olberding Dept. of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, UC Irvine Title: Scale and temperature in elastically powered movements April 18: Terry McGlynn Department of Biology, California State University, Dominguez Hills Title: Experimental natural history of rainforest ants April 25: No colloquium April 30: Senior thesis presentations Seniors will present their thesis. Sessions are in Galileo-Pryne, 11:00-12:00 and 1:30-4:00 |
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