Pymatuning Seminar Series 2008

We're delighted to feature an outstanding seminar series with invited speakers from across the country presenting their cutting-edge research. We invite you to join us for dinner with our seminar speaker each Wednesday in the newly renovated dining hall at the Pymatuning Laboratory of Ecology from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. Seminars begin at 7:30 pm (also in the dining hall).

Due to its high information content, you may wish to view this page at its maximal width. Seminars for summer 2008 include the following:

14 May	Dr. Rickey Cothran
University of Pittsburgh Mechanisms driving variation in mating biases in an amphipod species complex

21 May	Dr. Rose-Marie Muzika
University of Missouri Using dendrochronology to decipher disturbance

28 May	Dr. Rick Lehtinen
College of Wooster Distributional dynamics in a declining amphibian: testing the climate change and epidemic disease hypotheses

4 June	Dr. Emily Elliott
University of Pittsburgh Understanding atmospheric nitrate sources to ecosystems and biogeochemical implications using stable isotopes

11 June	Dr. Mike Vanni
Miami University Nutrient cycling by animals in temperate and tropical ecosystems

18 June	Dr. Todd Katzner
The National Aviary Counting accurately from afar: non-invasive approaches to demography of rare and endangered species

25 June	Dr. Brian Traw
University of Pittsburgh Interactions between plants and bacterial pathogens in nature

2 July	Dr. Dean Denicola
Slippery Rock University Benthic algal communities as indicators of water quality in Irish lakes

9 July	Dr. John Stinchcombe
University of Toronto Ecological genomics of photoperiod sensitivity in Arabidopsis thaliana

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