Upcoming Seminars

ENTOMOLOGY SEMINAR SCHEDULE
Winter Quarter, 2010
Coordinator: Ian Pearse
Wednesdays, 12:10 to 1 p.m., 122 Briggs Hall
Listen live to Webcast
See Archived Webcasts



Date

Speaker

Seminar Topic

Host

Jan. 6

Nathan Bailey,
Postdoctoral researcher,
UC Riverside
"The Role of Behavioral Plasticity in the Evolution of Silent Crickets"
(Not Webcast)
Andrew Forbes

Jan. 13

Steve Yanoviak,
Tropical arthropod ecologist,
Department of Biology, University of Arkansas, Little Rock
"Ecology and Behavior of Tropical Arboreal Ants"
(Not Webcast)
Michael Branstetter
and Bonnie Blaimer
Jan. 20
Andrew Sutherland,
Postdoctoral researcher,
Department of Plant Pathology, UC Davis
"The Development of the Proboscis Extension Reflex (PER) in Honey Bees,Apis mellifera, for Agricultural Decision Support"
(Not Webcast)
Ian Pearse
Jan. 27 William "Bill" Snyder,
Associate professor,
Department of Entomology, Washington State University, Pullman

"Exploring the Relationship between Predator Biodiversity and Herbivore Suppression"
(Not Webcast)

Yao Hua

Feb. 3

Daniel Papaj,
Professor,
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Arizona, Tucson
"Ecological and Evolutionary Perspectives on Learning in Bees and Butterflies."
Archived Webcast
Billy Krimmel

Feb. 10

Terry Griswold,
Research entomologist,
USDA-ARS, Logan, Utah

"Patterns of North American Bees at Scales Plot to Continental:
Rare Is Common?"

Listen live to Webcast
Emily Bzdyk

Feb. 17

Alexandra Klein,
Professor,
University of Lüneburg, Germany
"Can Wild Pollinators Contribute, Augment, and Complement Almond Pollination in California?"
Listen live to Webcast
Neal Williams
Feb. 24 Rosemary Gillespie,
Schlinger Chair of Systematics; Director, Essig Museum of Entomology; Chair, Berkeley Natural History Museums
UC Berkeley
"Community Assembly through Adaptive Radiation: Spiders on Islands"
Will be Webcast

Listen live to Webcast
Chris Searcy
March 3 Moran Segoli,
Postdoctoral researcher,
Jay Rosenheim lab,
UC Davis Department of Entomology
"The Importance of Predation in Shaping  Desert Communities and Trophic Levels"
Listen live to Webcast
Ian Pearse
March 10 John Beck,
Research chemist,
USDA Agricultural Research Station, Albany, Calif.
"The Search for Non-Pheromonal Volatile Organic Compounds Toward Control of Navel Orangeworm, a Major Insect Pest of California Tree Nuts"
Listen live to Webcast
Ian Pearse

 


Administration | Department | Faculty | Undergrad | Graduate | Alumni | Course Descriptions | Seminars | FAQ's | Search | Web Links | Home

Department of Entomology, UC Davis, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616-8584     phone: (530) 752-0475     fax: (530) 752-1537

Do you have an insect question? Ask It Here!

 


This page last updated:    February 08, 2010