Lunch & Learn is meeting during Spring 2022.
The lunch hour Lunch and Learn series offers an opportunity for graduate students, post-docs, research assistants, and faculty in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department to present current research, stories of recent travels to conduct scientific work, or other science related topics. This forum is an excellent opportunity (especially for graduate students) to gain valuable feedback on concepts, methods, statistical analyses, and many other aspects of their work. Lunch and Learn has an informal atmosphere that fosters dynamic discussions and friendly conversation.
When: Wednesdays 12:20 pm to 1:10 pm
Where: Ramaley N240
To sign up, contact ebio-lunchandlearn@colorado.edu
Spring 2022
| Date | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Jan. 12 |
remote, no meeting |
|
| Jan. 19 | remote, no meeting | |
| Jan. 26 | Alex Rose (CU Discovery Center) |
Broader Impacts 101 |
| Feb. 2 | Drew Schield (EBIO postdoc) |
Venom population genomics |
| Feb. 9 | Brigitte Tenumberg (Smith Lab visiting researcher) | TBD |
| Feb. 16 | Katherine Siegel (EBIO postdoc) | Causal inference in ecology |
| Feb. 23 | Jenna Pruett (EBIO postdoc) | Nesting behavior in anoles |
| Mar. 2 | Micaela Seaver (EBIO master's) | MS thesis |
| Mar. 9 | Sallie Tucker (EBIO master's) | MS thesis - Biocrusts and fungi |
| Mar. 16 | TBD | TBD |
| Mar. 23 | Spring Break, no meeting | |
| Mar. 30 | Austin Nash (EBIO master's) | MS thesis - Wyoming ground squirrel range dynamics under past and future climate change |
| Apr. 6 | Ben Stasny (Theatre Dept) | Climate comedy |
| Apr. 13 | Andrew Gaier (EBIO master's) | MS thesis - Natural history and distribution of an endemic saxifrage |
| Apr. 20 | Emily Curcio (EBIO master's) | MS thesis - Population genetics of invasive parasites |
| April 27 | Ilana Trumbel (LISA) |