2025-2026 Seminars in Ecology and Evolution
Seminars in Ecology and Evolution meet at 4:00 p.m. on Fridays, in King Life Sciences Building room 1024. Meeting links are distributed by department email list; FSU members, subscribe at Bio-Everyone list management; non-FSU members, BioNotes. To request an individual link without subscribing to a mailing list, contact that talks host.
Fall Series
- August 29:
New semester mixer: welcome and introduce new students
Host: Dr. Brian Inouye - September 5:
TBA
Host: To be announced - September 12: Dr. Issac Carter, Co-Creative Consulting and Coaching Imperative
Tools for navigating difficult conversations in your scientific community Part 2: graduate student - faculty advisor discussions
Host: Dr. Nora Underwood - September 19 (3:30 pm, 1024 KIN): Dr. Jesse Dunietz, National Institute Standards and Technology, AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow
Scientific communication workshop - critical skills for communicating science to the public
Host: Monica Paniagua Montoya - September 26: Dr. Dustin R. Rubenstein, Columbia University
Uncertainty: environmental change and sociality
Host: Dr. Emily H. DuVal - October 3:
cancelled
Host: To be announced - October 10: Dr. Joseph Travis, Department of Biological Science, FSU
It starts with a placenta: sexual conflict, speciation, and introgression in Poeciliine fishes
Host: Dr. Joel Trexler - October 17:
Cancelled
Host: To be announced - October 24: Dr. Liling Chang, Department of Geography, FSU
Leveraging multi-source observations to improve future predictions of ecosystem dynamics
Host: Dr. Sarah Lester - October 31: Dr. Matthew Fuxjager, Brown University
TBA
Host: Daniel Gutierrez - November 7: Alaina Young, Department of Biological Science, FSU and FSU Coastal and Marine Laboratory
TBA
Host: Dr. Thomas Miller - November 14: Dr. Jean Burns, Case Western Reserve University
Rhododendron as a model system for plant-microbial interactions
Host: Dr. Thomas Miller - November 21: Dr. Sarah Lebeis, Michigan State University
Untangling biological complexity to reveal drivers of root microbiome assembly
Host: Dr. David Thoms - December 5: Katherine Gentry Richardson, Tall Timbers Research Station
The sound of the Red Hills: what can we learn from local soundscapes?
Host: Dr. Emily H. DuVal
Spring Series