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Fall 2001 Colloquium Schedule

EPOB Colloquium Series,
Fall 2001

Talks are Friday 4-5 pm in Ramaley N1B23 unless otherwise indicated below (**date**). Refreshments will be available prior to the talk at 3:30 in Ramaley N240. All are welcome; however, please bring your own cup for the coffee and tea.

Archive of Colloquium Schedules

Guidelines for Hosts: If you are hosting a speaker, it is important for you to read this overview of procedures and responsibilities.

DATE SPEAKER TITLE HOST LAB
Sept. 07 Norm Pace
CU MCDB New perspective on tempo and mode in the tree of life Monson

Sept. 14 Tom Stolgren
Colorado State Invasive plant species patterns in the mountains and plains - And why I'm worried Collinge
Sept. 28 Jim Marden
Penn State Integrative biology of dragonfly locomotion: a multi-layered story of muscles, molecules, parasites, energetics and ecology Gleeson
Oct. 05 No Colloquium
Fall Break
Oct. 12 Lisa Naughton
University of Wisconsin, Madison Animals in the Garden. A case study of wildlife survival in Amazonian agroecosystems Co-Hosted with Geography Department in Guggenheim 205
Oct. 19 Francois Lutzoni
Duke Major fungal lineages are derived from lichen symbiotic ancestors: A new comparative method accommodating phylogenetic uncertainty Ranker
Oct. 26 David Clark
OTS/University of Missouri Application of new 1-m and 4-m resolution satellite data to research and management in tropical forests Breed
Oct. 29 Graham Cummins
CU EPOB Structure function relationships in single cell information processing Eaton
Nov. 02 Rick Karban
UC Davis Communication between plants and plant defense Bowers
Nov. 09 Bill McDowell
From hillslope to globe: factors controlling dissolved organic carbon flux at multiple spatial scales Lewis
Nov. 16 Marie Ann de la Fuente
CU EPOB Plant resource allocation to anti-herbivore defenses >Bowers
Nov. 23 No Colloquium
Thanksgiving Break
Nov. 30 Tia-Lynn Ashman
University of Pittsburgh The evolution of dioecy and sexual dimorphism: The importance of ecological context Diggle
Dec. 03 Chris Schadt
CU EPOB Fungal associations of the alpine sedge Kobresia myosuroides Schmidt
Dec. 07 Steve Jackson
University of Wyoming Species migrations, geographic barriers, and Holocene climate change in the central Rockies Mitton

	Archive of Colloquium Schedules
	Guidelines for Hosts: If you are hosting a speaker, it is important for you to read this overview of procedures and responsibilities.

DATE	SPEAKER	TITLE	HOST LAB
Sept. 07	Norm Pace CU MCDB	New perspective on tempo and mode in the tree of life	Monson
Sept. 14	Tom Stolgren Colorado State	Invasive plant species patterns in the mountains and plains - And why I'm worried	Collinge
Sept. 28	Jim Marden Penn State	Integrative biology of dragonfly locomotion: a multi-layered story of muscles, molecules, parasites, energetics and ecology	Gleeson
Oct. 05	No Colloquium Fall Break
Oct. 12	Lisa Naughton University of Wisconsin, Madison	Animals in the Garden. A case study of wildlife survival in Amazonian agroecosystems	Co-Hosted with Geography Department in Guggenheim 205
Oct. 19	Francois Lutzoni Duke	Major fungal lineages are derived from lichen symbiotic ancestors: A new comparative method accommodating phylogenetic uncertainty	Ranker
Oct. 26	David Clark OTS/University of Missouri	Application of new 1-m and 4-m resolution satellite data to research and management in tropical forests	Breed
Oct. 29	Graham Cummins CU EPOB	Structure function relationships in single cell information processing	Eaton
Nov. 02	Rick Karban UC Davis	Communication between plants and plant defense	Bowers
Nov. 09	Bill McDowell	From hillslope to globe: factors controlling dissolved organic carbon flux at multiple spatial scales	Lewis
Nov. 16	Marie Ann de la Fuente CU EPOB	Plant resource allocation to anti-herbivore defenses	>Bowers
Nov. 23	No Colloquium Thanksgiving Break
Nov. 30	Tia-Lynn Ashman University of Pittsburgh	The evolution of dioecy and sexual dimorphism: The importance of ecological context	Diggle
Dec. 03	Chris Schadt CU EPOB	Fungal associations of the alpine sedge Kobresia myosuroides	Schmidt
Dec. 07	Steve Jackson University of Wyoming	Species migrations, geographic barriers, and Holocene climate change in the central Rockies	Mitton