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Spring 2024 Colloquium

Upcoming Colloquium Presentations

Oct
20
Dr. Hugo Tapia
Drying Without Dying: Using Yeast as a Model Organism to Study Desiccation Tolerance
Dr. Hugo Tapia

Associate Professor, CSU Channel Islands Biology Program

Oct
27
Dr. Thomas Jenkinson
Global Change and the Ecology of a Deadly Amphibian Disease
Dr. Thomas Jenkinson

Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, CSU East Bay

Nov
3
Elizabeth Dahlhoff
Getting Chased Up the Mountain: Life at High Elevation in the Face of Environmental Change
Dr. Elizabeth Dahlhoff

Professor, Department of Biology, Santa Clara University

Date Speaker Speaker Affiliation Lecture Title
Dr. Hugo Tapia Associate Professor, CSU Channel Islands Biology Program Drying Without Dying: Using Yeast as a Model Organism to Study Desiccation Tolerance
Dr. Thomas Jenkinson Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, CSU East Bay Global Change and the Ecology of a Deadly Amphibian Disease
Dr. Elizabeth Dahlhoff Professor, Department of Biology, Santa Clara University Getting Chased Up the Mountain: Life at High Elevation in the Face of Environmental Change
Dr. Shiva Adhikari Process Development Scientist/Supervisor, Nucleic Acid Therapeutics, LGC Biosearch Technologies An Introduction to Oligonucleotide Therapeutics
Dr. Edward Lyon Professor, and Single Subject Credential Program Coordinator, Sonoma State University Why Teach? Becoming a Middle or High School STEM Teacher
Dr. Jolene A. Saldivar Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Entomology and Nematology, UC Davis Investigating Plant-Butterfly Dynamics Across Changing Landscapes
Dr. Michael Cohen Organic Materials Management in Agri-Food Systems Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension: Agricultural and Natural Resources Redefining Organic 'Waste' as Valuable Resources Through Composting and Innovative Processing