Upcoming Seminars
Thursdays (in term time) 1 – 2 pm in the Zoology Museum, Wallace Building, Singleton Campus. For any inquiries, please contact Dr Eva Sonnenschein e.c.sonnenschein@swansea.ac.uk.
Date | Speaker | Seminar Title |
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19 Dec | Dr Jamie Bojko, National Horizons Centre, Teesside University, UK | Nudiviruses in free-living and parasitic arthropods: evolutionary taxonomy. |
6 Dec | Dr Martin Sperling, ETH Zurich, Switzerland | tbd |
5 Dec | Dr Constanze Kuhlisch, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel | Eavesdropping on the metabolic crosstalk in marine algal blooms |
26 Nov | Tomos Watson | Environmental Plastics Seminar |
14 Nov | Dr Kevin Watts, Forest Commission UK | Woodland creation & biodiversity: learning from the past, present & future |
29 Oct | Dr Mark Spalding, University of Cambridge | Mapping Ocean Wealth: quantifying marine ecosystem services at large scales |
17 Oct | Prof. Erin McClymont, Durham University | Variability in snow petrel foraging and its implications for reconstructing past Antarctic sea ice and ice sheet thinning histories |
10 Oct | Dr Luiz Gustavo R. Oliveira-Santos, Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil | Spatial compartmentalization: A nonlethal predator mechanism to reduce parasite transmission between prey species |
3 Oct | Dr Pablo Orozco Ter Wengel, Cardiff University | Conservation genetics in the fragmented landscape of the Kinabatangan river (Borneo) |
4 July | Prof. Jim Bull/Dr Will Allen | Workshop on “Doctoral training networks” |
27 June | Dr Ed Pope | Exploring crustacean biology at Swansea University |
20 June | Dr Matt Tarnowski | Growing microbial communities for the identification of plastic-degrading enzymes |
6 June | Dr John Griffin | Workshop on “Scanning the Biosciences funding horizon” |
2 May | Prof Carlos Garcia de Leaniz, Swansea University | From broken rivers to free-flowing rivers |
11 April | Dr Alla Silkina, Swansea University | Application of algal cultivation technology to convert waste nutrients in context of circular bioeconomy |
21 March | Prof Sonia Consuegra, Swansea University | Less can be more: Understanding the adaptive role of epigenetics using naturally inbred fish |
7 March | Dr Kim Stokes, Swansea University | Depth-use ecology of sea turtles |
29 Feb | Dr Dan Forman, Swansea University | ‘Otterly’ Ecological |
22 Feb | Prof Boris Schröder-Esselbach, TU Berlin | Coastal ecosystem services, restoration of seagrass meadows, and spatio-temporal dynamics of brackish marshes – ecological modelling provides key contributions to coastal ecology |
8 Feb | Brandon Shaw, Loughborough University | Accessory to Murder: Carnivorous Plants Host Diverse Fungal Endophyte Communities Driven by Host Functional Traits |
18 Jan | Prof Tariq Butt, Swansea University | Metarhizium, a multifunctional fungus |
11 Jan | Billy Moore, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology | Effects of marine warming on the metabolism and transcriptome of clownfish |