All seminars at noon on Thursdays in FSHN 354, unless otherwise indicated
DECEMBER
- 6 – Viveka Vadyvaloo, Allen School for Global Animal Health, WSU, “Molecular mechanisms of bubonic plague transmission from its flea vector”
- 13 – Robert Zinna, PhD student (Lavine), Proposal Seminar, “Horns. Horns! Horns!?!”
Past Seminars
SEPTEMBER
- 6 – Axel Elling, Department of Plant Pathology, WSU, “Host-parasite interactions and genomics of plant-parasitic nematodes”
- 14 – FRIDAY NOON SEMINAR: Laura Lavine, Dept of Entomology, WSU, “Student centered undergraduate biology education: Implementing innovative pedagogy one class at a time”
- 20 – Hiroki Gotoh, Postdoc Dept. of Entomology, WSU (Lavine), “Developmental mechanisms of mandible enlargement in stag beetle”
- 27 – Cami Jones, PhD student (Owens), Proposal Seminar, “Ecological immunology of the Rocky Mountain wood tick-deer mouse system”
OCTOBER
- 4 – Hanu Pappu, Department of Plant Pathology, WSU, “Insect-virus pest complexes threatening crop production: novel approaches to breaking this alliance”
- 18 – Amanda Meadows, PhD student (Snyder), Proposal Seminar, “Lethal and non-lethal effects of predators on Culex mosquitoes: implications for pathogen transmission”
- 25 – Two PhD Proposal Seminars:
Christine Lynch (Snyder), “Exploring consumption by two generalist predators in potatoes using molecular gut-content analysis”; and
Rebecca Schmidt (Beers), “Examining the efficacy of predatory mite releases for control of phytophagous mites in Eastern Washington apple orchards”
NOVEMBER
- 1 – EntSoc Meeting Practice Talks
- 8 – Charlie Coslor, MS student (Tanigoshi), Exit seminar, “Management of Drosophila suzukii through systemic activity of neonicotinoids on highbush blueberry”
- 15 – Entomology Meeting, no seminar