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(all seminars are Thursdays at 12:30 pm in the Morison Room (A106) of Mudd Hall unless otherwise noted)
Aug. 27 Ronald Harris-Warrick – Host: Sherman
Identified interneurons in the mouse spinal locomotor network
Sept. 3 Sasha Devore – Host: Linster
Neural correlates and mechanisms of sound localization in everyday reverberant settings
Sept. 10 Albert Uy – Host: Winkler / Raguso
On the origin of species on islands: Signal diversification and speciation in flycatchers
of the Solomon Islands
Sept. 11 (Fri.) Jordan Moore – Advisor: DeVoogd (PhD Defense seminar)
Size Matters: The evolution of big songbird brains and how they use them
Sept. 17 Mark Hauber – Host: Place
Cuckoos, begging calls, and egg coloration: testing recognition systems theory in a New Zealand
context and beyond
Sept. 24 Robert Raguso – Host: Adler
Signals and noise in the Elysian Fields; eavesdropping on the chemical dialogues
between flowers and pollinators
Oct. 1 Steven Austad – Host: Sherman
Methusaleh's Zoo: The Evolution of Extreme Longevity
Oct. 8 Allison Barth – Host: NBB Graduate Students (Riley)
BK Channels and the Control of Neural Excitabilityt in Seizure Disorders
Oct. 22 Ellen Ketterson – Host: Adkins-Regan / Raguso
Phenotypic integration & independence: hormones, performance, and response to environmental change
Oct. 29 Robert Gegear – Host: Hopkins
To be announced
Nov. 5 Richard Vogt – Host: Booker / Raguso
Independent Evolution of Input and Output Components of Sensory Pathways - Comparisons of
the Pheromone Detection Elements of Moths and Flies
Nov. 12 Linda Spear – Host: McCobb
Adolescence: Neurobehavioral characteristics, differential alcohol sensitivities and intake
Nov. 19 Cheryl Frye – Host: McCobb
Neurosteroids: sex, drugs and rock n' roll
Dec. 3 Al Molnar – Host: Johnson
Reverse-engineering Retinal Robustness
Dec. 8 Brandon Loveall – Advisor: Deitcher
To be announced
Dec. 10 Robert Frank – Host: Sherman
Why Charles Darwin, Not Adam Smith, Was the Father of Economics
