Join us for our Spring 2025 grad student seminar series!

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By: Erik Johansson (Abrahms Lab)

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By: Madeleine Strait (Brosi Lab)

Join us for our Spring 2025 grad student seminar series!

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By: Ben Sheppard (Steinbrenner Lab)

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By: Erik Black (Rasmussen Lab)

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By: Vaibhav Chhaya (Santana Lab)

Join us for our Spring 2025 grad student seminar series!

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By: Ben Downing (Nemhauser Lab)

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By: Amy Platenkamp (Theriot Lab)

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By: Amanda Rokicky (Wang Lab)

Join us for our Winter 2025 grad student seminar series!

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By: William Albers (Imaizumi Lab)

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By: Elizabeth Duan (Kerr Lab)

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By: Elena Stiles (Stromberg Lab)

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By: Meg Vandenberg (Summers Lab)

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By: Grace Leuchtenberger (Carrington Lab)

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By: David Cuban (Rico-Guevara Lab)

Join us for our Winter 2025 grad student seminar series!

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Effects of locomotion strata on squirrel countershading
By: Edú Guerra (Santana Lab)

Undertaking behaviors in the common eastern bumblebee Bombus impatiens
By: Stephanie Zhu (Wang Lab)

Constraints on thermoregulation explain disruptive selection on body size after an historic heatwave.
By: Jack Litle (Carrington Lab)

Join us for our Autumn 2024 grad student seminar series!

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Flowering genes in eelgrass and their potential functions
By: Christine Nolan (Imaizumi Lab)

Visualizing inequities: A step toward equitable student outcomes
By: Rachel Potter (Brosi Lab)

Agent-based modeling of Drosophila Neurogenesis
By: Sophia Jannetty (Bagheri Lab)

Join us for our Autumn 2024 grad student seminar series!

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Reconstructing the Origin of Reproductive Function for the Flower Development Gene LEAFY
By: Hannah McConnell (Di Stilio Lab)

Birds under the microscope
By: Yasmeen Erritouni (Leaché/Rico-Guevara Lab)

Investigating the influence of fruit-dwelling microbes on mosquito attraction
By: Melissa Leon Norena (Riffell Lab)

Neuroscience is a rapidly evolving field. As the frontier of neuroscience expands, it is leaving a wide gap between what the public (and our students) know, and how the field thinks about computations happening in the nervous system. Educators and researchers alike are tasked with the question of how we should train the next generation of neuroscientists.

Join us for our Autumn 2024 grad student seminar series!

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Sweet Old Bats: Morphological and Physiological Signs of Senescence in Wild Fruit and Nectar Bats
By: Andrea Bernal (Santana/Rico-Guevara Lab)

Trophic level responses to different longline densities and clustering
By: Maria Garcia (Ruesink Lab)

Born to Shine: Feather transcriptomes suggest constitutive iridescence in hummingbirds
By: Yasmeen Erritouni (Leaché/Rico-Guevara Lab)