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13th February
1-2pm
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Prof. John Vandermeer
Margaret Davis Collegiate Professor
University of Michigan, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Self-organized patterns in tropical agroecosystems
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13th March
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Dr Ulrike Siebeck
Australian Postdoctoral Fellow
Colour communication and visual perception in reef fish
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20th March
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Prof. Hugh Possingham
ARC Federation Fellow, Professor or Mathematics and Ecology
The University of Queensland, School of Biological Sciences
Protocols for optimal monitoring and decision support for setting global conservation priorities
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27th March
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Prof. Eran Pichersky
Michael M. Martin Collegiate Professor
University of Michigan, Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology
Mechanisms of origin of new biochemical functions in plant
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3rd April
1-2pm
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Prof. John Mattick
Foundation Professor of Molecular Biology and Australian Research Council Federation Fellow at the University of Queensland
Non-coding RNAs in the evolution and development of complex organisms
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7th April
1-2pm
Room E302 Forgan Smith Building (1)
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Prof. Tim Blackburn
Cambridge University, Director of the Institute of Zoology
Pattern and process in macroecology
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24th April
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Prof. Andy Choo
NHMRC Senior Principal Research Fellow
Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, Laboratory and Community Genetics
Chromosome research
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24th April
3-4.20pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Prof. Steve Gaines
University of California, Santa Barbara
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1st May
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Prof. Hamish McCallum
Professor of Wildlife Research.
University of Tasmania, School of Zoology
Wildlife disease and conservation biology
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8th May
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Dr Siegy Krauss
Senior Research Scientist (Conservation Genetics)
Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Conservation and restoration genetics research
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15th May
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Dr Kerrie Wilson
Senior Research Fellow (ARC)
The University of Queensland, School of Biological Sciences
Applied conservation resource allocation problems
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29th May
1-2pm
Room 213 Richards Building (5)
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Dr Michael Kearney
The University of Melbourne, Zoology Department
The impact of climate on animals and, the evolution of parthenogenesis
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5th June
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Prof. Peter Chesson
University of Arizona, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Community Processes in Variable Environments
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12th June
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Prof. Rod Peakall
The Australian National University, School of Zoology and Botany
Population genetics, conservation, and pollination biology
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19th June
1-2pm
Room 388 Goddard
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Prof. Barry J. Beaty
University Distinguished Professor
Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology
Colorado State University
Towards the control of epidemic dengue and dengue hemorrhagic fever in the Americas
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Semester 2
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31st July
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Prof. Scott O'Neill
Head of School
The University of Queensland, School of Biological Sciences
Using inherited bacteria of insects to control human disease in the developing world – the need for multidisciplinary thinking in order to have impact
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7th August
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Dr Joah Madden
The University of Exeter, UK
Networks of social interactions in cooperatively breeding meerkats
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14th August
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Prof. Robin Chazdon
The University of Connecticut, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Tropical forest ecology, regeneration, and conservation
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28th August
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Dr Devi Stuart-Fox
University of Melbourne, Department of Zoology
The evolution of animal signals
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4th September
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Rene Vaillancourt
University of Tasmania, School of Plant Science
Associate Professor & Deputy Head of School
The natural history and genome structures of Tasmanian plants species
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11th September
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Prof. Colin Brauner
The University of British Columbia, Department of Zoology
Conservation Physiology of Fish in Saline Lakes: From California Deserts to the Tibetan Plateau.
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18th September
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Dr Dustin Marshall
Lecturer and ARC postdoctoral Fellow
The University of Queensland, School of Biological Sciences
Links between life-history stages in marine invertebrates
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16th October
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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John Bowman
Monash University, School of Biological Sciences
Associate professor, ARC federation fellow
Pattern formation in plant development
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23rd October
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Steve Swearer
Melbourne University
A tale of two landscapes: causes and consequences of connectivity in marine metapopulations
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30th October
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Dr Eric Treml
WWF Fuller Postdoctoral Fellow
The University of Queensland, School of Biological Sciences
Spatial and temporal dynamics in marine population connectivity
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6th November
1-2pm
Room 139 Goddard
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Prof. Tony Ives
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Zoology
Two short seminars presented back-to-back
Seminar 1
Extreme fluctuations in midge densities in Lake Myvatn
Seminar 2
Species response to environmental change: Impacts of food-web interactions and evolution
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1st December
1-2pm
Room 234 Parnell (7)
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Prof. Richard Abbott
St Andrews University, Scotland, UK
Gene transfer and plant evolution: What we have learnt from Senecio
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