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(All seminars are Thursdays at 12:30 pm in the Morison Room (A106) of Mudd Hall unless otherwise noted)
Jan. 24 David Dickman – Host: Fetcho
Navigating with a magnetic sense
Jan. 31 Erol Akçay – Host: Vehrencamp & Reeve
The evolution of cooperation and skew under imperfect information
Feb. 7 Robin Dando – Host: Fetcho
The gustatory system – transduction & translation
Feb. 14 Larry Young – Integrative Seminar – G10 Biotech – 12:30PM – Host: Bass
The chemistry between us: From genes and brains to monogamy and autism therapies
Feb. 21 Sam Tilsen – Host: Bass
The dynamics of selection and coordination in speech production
Feb. 28 Nathan Spreng – Host: Harris-Warrick
Imagine all the people: Neuroimaging evidence for memory’s role in navigating the social world
Mar. 7 Suzanne Alonzo – Host: Reeve
Coevolutionary and Social Dynamics of Reproduction
Mar. 14 Josh Dudman – Host: Goldberg
Basal ganglia circuits for the pursuit of reward
Mar. 21 No NBB Seminar – Spring Break
Mar. 28 Naoshige Uchida – Host: Linster
Dissecting neural computations in the dopamine reward circuit
Apr. 4 Molly Cummings – Host: Raguso
From fish brains to frog skins – Understanding behavioral and signal diversity via mechanistic studies
Apr. 9 (Tues) Ivette Perfecto – Integrative Seminar – 404 Plant Science – 12:00PM – Host: Lassoie
Complex ecological interactions and autonomous pest control in a coffee agroecosystem
Apr. 11 No NBB Seminar (supporting Big Bio Seminar on 4/9)
Apr. 18 Walter Wilczynski – Host: Nowak & Bass
Social Modulation of Hormones and the Brain in Anuran Amphibians
Apr. 25 John Wingfield – Host: Bass (4:30PM)
Putting the brakes on reproduction: implications for biomedicine, conservation and global climate change
May 2 NBB Honors Poster Session – Host: Harris-Warrick
May 9 Alexay Kozhevnikov (Neuroscience Institute, Pennsylvania State University) – Host: Goldberg
The neural mechanisms of action syntax generation
Floral adveristement and mating system transitions n the Yellow Evening Primrose, Oenothera lava
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