IEB seminars
IEB Wednesday seminar series
Organiser: Darren Obbard(darren.obbard@ed.ac.uk)
The Wednesday series is usually for invited external speakers and occurs throughout the autumn and spring semesters at 2pm in LT3, Ashworth Labs (KB campus). Members of IEB invite speakers and direct them to this page so that they can choose suitable dates. Each host co-ordinates their speaker's visit, which involves setting up their presentation, introducing the talk, chairing questions, and arranging dinner afterwards. Rosalind Shields (r.shields@ed.ac.uk) in the office will make any B&B arrangements required and takes care of posters and email adverts.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
Wed, 19th Sep 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Ana Marija Jaksic (Vienna) IEB Seminars: High as a fly: Pleiotropic consequences of adaptive dopaminergic signaling Host : Konrad Lohse and Derek Setter |
Wed, 26th Sep 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Andrew Beckerman (Sheffield) IEB Seminars: Hot and bothered: how do organisms deal with multiple forms of stress? Host : Tom Ratz & Tom Little |
Wed, 3rd Oct 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Inga Hense (Hamburg) IEB Seminars: Phytoplankton Adaptation to Global Warming – Insights from Resurrection Experiments and Ecosystem Modelling Host : Sinead Collins |
Wed, 17th Oct 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Kayla King (Oxford) IEB Seminars: Killers and protectors: rapid microbial evolution across the parasite-mutualist continuum Host : Dan Nussey |
Wed, 24th Oct 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Eric Allan (University of Bern) IEB Seminars: Biodiversity-ecosystem functioning: from experiments to the real world and back again Host : Ally Phillimore |
Wed, 31st Oct 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Ros Rickaby (Oxford) IEB Seminars: TBC Host : Sinead Collins |
Wed, 7th Nov 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Sophie Armitage (Berlin) IEB Seminars: Insect immune strategies: Resisting, tolerating and remembering infections Host : Nick Colegrave |
Wed, 14th Nov 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | David Robertson (Glasgow) IEB Seminars: Virus-host specificity and control of host systems Host : Andrew Rambaut |
Wed, 21st Nov 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Anna-Sapfo Malaspinas (Lausanne) IEB Seminars: TBC Host : Susan Johnston |
Wed, 28th Nov 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Regan Early (University of Exeter) IEB Seminars: TBC Host : Ally Phillimore |
Wed, 5th Dec 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Emanuel Hietliner (Berlin) IEB Seminars: TBC Host : Dan Nussey |
Tue, 15th Jan 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Tanja Schwander (Lausanne) IEB Seminars TBC Host : Laura Ross |
Wed, 23rd Jan 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Eva Ringler (Vienna) IEB Seminars: TBC Host : Patrick Walsh |
Wed, 30th Jan [Still Available] | |
Wed, 6th Feb [Still Available] | |
Wed, 13th Feb [Still Available] | |
Wed, 20th Feb 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Wayne Potts (Utah) IEB Seminars: TBC Host : Josephine Pemberton |
Wed, 27th Feb 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Josh Firth (Oxford) IEB Seminars: TBC Host : Dan Nussey |
Wed, 6th Mar 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | John Pannell (Lausanne) IEB Seminars: TBC Host : Jonathan Silvertown |
Wed, 13th Mar 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Greta Bocedi (Aberbeen) IEB Seminars TBC Host : Per Smiseth |
Wed, 20th Mar 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Ellie Harrison (Sheffield) IEB Seminars TBC Host : Luke McNally & Deirdre McClean |
Wed, 27th Mar 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Reto Burri (Jena) IEB Seminars TBC Host : Deborah Charlesworth |
Wed, 3rd Apr [Still Available] | |
Wed, 8th May 2:00pm Ashworth LT3 | Ben Ashby (Bath) IEB Seminar: TBC Host : Eryn McFarlane |
Happy Hour Seminar series (Spring Semester only)
Organiser: Craig Walling (craig.walling@ed.ac.uk)
This series runs in the Spring semester and is aimed at providing all members of IEB with the opportunity to talk to a more general audience than available at lab meetings and journal clubs. Happy Hour talks start at 4.00pm in LT3, Ashworth Labs (KB campus). Please volunteer to talk - there will be 1 or 2 talks per slot and we are especially keen encourage PhD students and Postdocs. When the Wednesday series is full, the Happy Hour series can also accommodate visitors that are on sabbaticals etc. to help integrate them into IEB.
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