All Seminars will start at 3:30 p.m., Room 307 in the Science & Engineering Bldg. Attendees are invited to an informal pre-talk reception at 3:00 p.m. in Room 568, Dabney Hall.

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Spring 2014

Date	Speaker	Institution	Title	Host
10-Jan	Ben Auerbach	UT, Anthropology	Ecogeography, genetics, and the evolution of human body form (Abstract)	Gilchrist
17-Jan	Jim Grace	USGS	Looking at Ecological Systems Through the Lens of Causal Networks (Poster)	Graduate Students
24-Jan	Rafael Zenni	UT, EEB	From global trade to genes: Searching for drivers of biological invasions (Poster)	Simberloff
31-Jan	Jennifer Talbot	Stanford University	From hyphae to mycobiomes: a continental-scale look at form and function of soil fungal communities (Abstract)
7-Feb	Sara Kuebbing	UT, EEB	Impacts and Implications of Co-occurring Invasive Plant Species (Poster)	Simberloff
14-Feb	Carri LeRoy	Evergreen State College	Bringing science and nature into prisons: The Sustainability in Prisons Project (Abstract)	Bailey
21-Feb	Graduate Students	UT, EEB	Graduate research-grad recruitment weekend
28-Feb	Joe Hughes	UT, EEB	A 30-Year Census of Forest Disturbance (Poster)
7-Mar	Butch Brodie	University of Virginia	Time to change the channel: Predator-Prey Arms Races and the Evolution of Tetrodotoxin Resistance in Snakes (Abstract)	Graduate Students
14-Mar	Randy Swaty	The Nature Conservancy		Bailey
21-Mar	NO SEMINAR (Spring Break)
28-Mar	Ruth Shaw	University of Minnesota
4-Apr	Rodolfo Dirzo	Stanford University
11-Apr	Keith Clay	Indiana University
18-Apr	Michael Donoghue	Yale University		O’Meara
25-Apr	Dave Wagner	Northern Arizona University