Department Seminars
| Date/ Sponsor |
Presenter |
Seminar Topic |
| August 24 |
Christian Krupke
Purdue University |
Costs, benefits, and unintended consequences of neonicotinoid seed treatments of corn and soybeans |
August 31 Michael Garvey |
Jeffrey Riffell
University of Washington |
Neuroecology and the olfactory basis of plant-pollinator interactions |
September 7
Trevor Stamper |
Adrienne Brundage
Texas A&M University |
CANCELED: speaker cannot get flight due to Hurrucane Harvey
|
September 14
Matt Ethington |
Rob Mitchell
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh |
Leading beetles by the nose: chemical ecology and olfactory genetics of the Cerambycidae |
September 28
Trevor Stamper
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Meaghan Pimsler
University of Alabama
|
Genomics in complex systems |
October 5
Ian Kaplan |
Rufus Isaacs
Michigan State University |
Integrated crop pollination: combining strategies to bring bigger berries |
October 12
Mat Dittmann |
Terrence McGlynn
California State Univ Dominguez Hills |
Unknown unknowns and how discoveries happen
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October 19
Laramy Enders
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Ana Velez
University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
RNA interference for Insect Pest Management: benefits and potential risks
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October 26
John Couture
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Mark Hunter
University of Michigan
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The phytochemical landscape: linking trophic interactions and nutrient dynamics in natural and managed ecosystems
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October 27
|
***OSMUN AWARD***
Alberto Fereres |
Insect-transmitted emerging diseases that threaten food security: lessons learned and new challenges
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November 16
Laramy Enders |
Clare Casteel
University of California-Davis |
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November 30
Ian Kaplan |
Andrew Stoehr
Butler University |
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December 7
Doug Richmond
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CAPSTONES |
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December 14
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Lorenzo Cotrozzi
Purdue University |
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Seminars scheduled on Thursdays at 3:45 PM in the Roy L. Whistler Hall of Agricultural Research, Room 116.
****October 27 Osmun Award seminar in PFEN 241 - Deans Auditorium****
Refreshments at 3:15 PM unless noted otherwise.
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