Predicting and understanding toxic cyanobacterial blooms with genomics
The Department of Natural Resource Sciences is pleased to announce the continuation of its invited seminar series in Environmental Biology for the Fall 2019 semester. Our seminars are open to all and may be of interest to the general FAES community. Seminars take place on Thursdays at 11h30 in R3-045 (see dates below and attached schedule). A pizza lunch and informal conversation with the speaker will be open to students immediately following the seminar.
FALL SCHEDULE
October 10: Aerin Jacob ― Yellowstone to Yukon (Y2Y)
From Yellowstone to Yukon: Science, policy, and action to protect and connect large landscapes
October 24: Carly Ziter ― Concordia University
Thinking beyond the park: landscape structure, land-use history, and biodiversity shape urban ecosystem services
December 12: Jesse Shapiro ― UQAM: Quebec Center for Biodiversity Science
Predicting and understanding toxic cyanobacterial blooms with genomics
All are welcome. Hope to see you there!