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Marvin Seminar Series

Seminars are held in room 110 Jeffords Hall at 4:00 pm every Thursday. Refreshments are available starting at 3:30 pm in room 107 Jeffords Hall.

The current seminar schedule is posted below. Schedules for the previous academic year can be accessed at www.uvm.edu/~plantbio/marvinarchive.php

Spring 2013 Marvin Seminar Schedule

Date Speaker Seminar Title
Jan 17 No Seminar  
Jan 24 Dr. Lucia Strader, Washington University
Host: Dr. Mary Tierney
Roles for the auxin precursor IBA in plant growth and development
Jan 31 Dr. Paul Wolf, Utah State University
Host: Meghan McKeown and Dr. Dave Barrington
Evolution of plants with big genomes
Feb 7 Dr. Mark Vellend, Sherbrooke University
Host: Dr. Jane Molofsky
Integrating ecology and genetics: patterns, experiments, and ideas
Feb 14 Kattia Palacio-Lopez, PBIO grad student, Molofsky Lab
Nikisha Patel, PBIO grad student, Molofsky Lab
Ploidy level in Phalaris and potential physiological implications
Phenotypic plasticity: some results and ideas
Feb 21 Parna Ghosh, CMB grad student, Harris Lab
Meghan McKeown, PBIO grad student, Preston Lab
Role of Heme Oxygenase in regulating ROS levels and nodule senescence in Medicago truncatula
The evolution of the vernalization response in the temperate pooids
Feb 28 Dr. Christine Ondzighi-Assoume, PBIO postdoc, Harris Lab Regulation of ABA Transport at the Growing Root Tip in Medicago and Arabidopsis
Mar 7 No Seminar Spring Break
Mar 14 Dr. Erika Edwards, Brown University
Host: Dr. Jill Preston
A clade's eye view of plant ecological adaptation
Mar 21 Dr. Rachel Spicer, Connecticut College
Host: Dr. Jeanne Harris
Making connections: the role of auxin transport in woody stem development
Mar 28 Dr. Ahmed Faik, Ohio University
Host: Dr. Christine Ondzighi-Assoume
Xylan biosynthesis: so many genes, so little known
Apr 4 Dr. Georgia Drakakaki, University of California, Davis
Host: Dr. Mary Tierney
Dissection of endomembrane trafficking and cell wall deposition
Apr 11 Carly Brown, Field Naturalist grad student
Assessing the impacts of prescribed fire on rare moths in the Ossipee Pine Barrens
Apr 18 Becky Cushing, Field Naturalist grad student
Liz Brownlee, Field Naturalist grad student
From Mount Mansfield to Molly Bog: A new management approach for UVM's Natural Areas
A New Option for On-Farm River Stewardship in Vermont
Apr 25 Krzysztof Szczyglowski, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Host: Dr. Jeanne Harris
Cytokinin receptors: footprints along the evolutionary path to symbiotic root nodule formation
May 2 Sophie Mazowita, Field Naturalist grad student
Nancy Olmstead, Field Naturalist grad student
Red Rocks Park: management and meaning in urban natural areas

Mapping natural communities over large areas: a 24,000-acre case study from Baxter State Park, Maine
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