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Spring 2025 Biology Department Colloquium Series

Most Mondays
12:00 pm - 12:50 pm
Darwin Hall 103

24
MAR
Russell Huddleston
Ecology and Conservation of Vernal Pools in the California Floristic Province
Russell Huddleston

Ecologist Water Division, Wetlands & Oceans Section, Environmental Protection Agency

31
MAR
Cesar Chavez
Cesar Chavez Day
Campus Closed for Cesar Chavez Day
7
APR
Dr. Adrienne Correa
Thank you for biting? Understanding and Leveraging Microbial Symbioses to Mitigate Global Change Impacts
Dr. Adrienne Correa

Associate Professor, Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, University of California, Berkeley

Date Speaker Speaker Affiliation Lecture Title
Russell Huddleston Ecologist Water Division, Wetlands & Oceans Section, Environmental Protection Agency Ecology and Conservation of Vernal Pools in the California Floristic Province
Campus Closed for Cesar Chavez Day Cesar Chavez Day
Dr. Adrienne Correa Associate Professor, Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, University of California, Berkeley Thank you for biting? Understanding and Leveraging Microbial Symbioses to Mitigate Global Change Impacts
Bill Keener Cetacean Field Research Associate, The Marine Mammal Center The Unusual Mating Behavior of Harbor Porpoises
Dr. Daniel Swezey Director for Oceans and Aquaculture Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of Stewarts Point Rancheria Title TBA
Emerson Herrmann MS Candidate, Hua Lab, Department of Biology, Sonoma State University Asynchronous Oscillation of the Ca2+-Dependent MLCK-Actomyosin System Defines the Flat Apical Geometry of a Steady State Epithelium
Dr. Bruce Draper Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of California, Davis Using Single Cell RNA-seq to Identify Genes that Regulate Zebrafish Ovary Development and Function

Past Colloquium Speakers

Date Speaker Speaker Affiliation Lecture Title
Russell Huddleston Ecologist Water Division, Wetlands & Oceans Section, Environmental Protection Agency Ecology and Conservation of Vernal Pools in the California Floristic Province
Campus Closed for Spring Break Spring Break
Lizzie Roeble PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Etienne group - Theoretical and Evolutionary Community Ecology, University of Groningen, Netherlands Asteraceae in Isolation: Island Biogeography of the Largest Plant Family
Nathan Cho PhD Candidate, Tetrad Graduate Program, Dumont Lab, University of California, San Francisco NuMA Mechanically Reinforces the Spindle Independently of its Partner Dynein
Christian Marsh, J.D. Downey Brand LLC Habitat Conservation Planning, a Legal Framework for Reconciling Development and Ecological Needs
Dr. Sean Reilly Rausser College of Natural Sciences, University of California, Berkeley Informing Better Forestry Management Techniques for Fire Hazard Mitigation Through Information and Tools that Managers Can Leverage in Real World Applications
Dr. Brad Balukjian Research Associate, California Academy of Sciences Hybrid Vigor: How to Chart a Career Path Doing What You Love, Studying Organisms Two-legged to Six
Dr. James Bagley Professor of Kinesiology, San Francisco State University Skeletal Muscle Cell Physiology, Plasticity, and Performance
Dr. Lisa Patrick Bentley Associate Professor, Department of Biology, Sonoma State University Colloquium Introduction
Dr. Benjamin Blonder Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, University of California, Berkeley Why Do Plants Use Water?
Jack Hines SoundScape Ecologist and Science Communicator with Ear to the Wild, and GIS Specialist, Sonoma Ecology Center The Art and Science of Soundscape Ecology
Dr. Abby Buchwalter Cool Cardiovascular Research Institute, University of California, San Francisco Exploring the Function and Dynamic Regulation of the Nuclear Lamina
Campus Closed November 11, 2024 - Veterans Day
Dr. Angelica Patterson Curator of Education and Outreach, Miller Worley Center for the Environment Seeing the Forest for the Trees: How Northeastern Temperate Trees Are Responding to a Changing Climate
Sahrye Cohen Environmental Protection Agency Government for the Greater Good: Working in Environmental Regulation
Shelby Hotz Sonoma State University Biology Graduate Program Effects of Thermal History and Biogeographic Location on the Heat Shock Response of Bull Kelp (Nereocystis luetkeana) *This will be over Zoom*
Dr. Kari Herrington University of California, San Francisco, Center for Advanced Light Microscopy Paths of Light: Core Microscopes
Michael Thiele Apis Arborea Naturalized Honey Bees in the Americas: A 7-year Research Project at the Galbreath Wildlands Preserve
Dr. Tessa Hill Professor, Earth and Planetary Sciences, UC Davis At Every Depth: Stories From Our Changing Ocean
Rebecca Nelson, Ph.D. Candidate Dept. of Environmental Science and Policy, University of California, Davis The Effects of Anthropogenic Global Changes on Plant-Pollinator Mutualisms in California Grasslands