Omicron | Seminar Series

Omicron Theta Epsilon
Seminar Series - Spring 2013
4:00pm on Fridays in Holt 170
Refreshments at 3:30pm

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Date	Speaker \| Topic
	DR. LIZ MATTHEWS California Phenology Project, UC Santa Barbara "The California Phenology Project: Linking plant phenology to climate change through citizen science."
	DR. MICHAEL ENNIS Department of Psychology, CSU Chico "What biological measures can tell us about psychological constructs."
	TBA
	DR. JON RAMSEY Dept of Molecular Biosciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, UC Davis "The Fountain of Youth: Can calories and dietary fat change the rate of aging?"
	DR. LUIS CARVAJAL-CARMONA Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine, UC Davis "An update on the genetics of cancer: colorectal cancer as an example."
	DR. KAREN ZITO Center for Neuroscience, UC Davis "Activity-dependent mechanisms of neuronal plasticity"
	DR. JAMIE CORNELIOUS Department of Neurophysiology and Behavior, UC Davis "Physiology and behavior suggest different evolutionary mechanisms for flexible breeding in opportunistic songbirds."
	DR. TRACEY GOLDSTEIN UC Davis One Health Institute "PREDICT: A project of USAID's emerging pandemic threat's program identifying the potential for emergence and mitigating the spread of pandemic zoonoses."
	DR. MARC EPSTEIN California Dept. of Food & Agriculture, Sacramento, CA "I got your back: my movies and research on the evolution of defense and locomotion of slug and nettle caterpillar moths (Lepidoptera: Limacodidae) 1989-present."
	DR. GORDON WOLFE Department of Biological Sciences, CSU Chico "Mideast Pieces: Research and Travel in Israel'
	DR. KRISTINA SCHIERENBECK Department of Biological Sciences, CSU Chico "Phylogeography of California"
	GRADUATE STUDENT SEMINARS
	17TH ANNUAL STUDENT RESEARCH POSTER SYMPOSIUM AND AWARDS CEREMONY 1:00 - 4:00 PM Poster Presentation Holt Hall 4:00 - 5:00 PM Award Presentation Holt 170 5:00 - 6:00 PM BBQ/Picnic Selvester's Plaza (Everyone invited) Instructions for posters can be found on: http://www.csuchico.edu/biol/research/student_research_symp.shtml