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Dr. Joey Bernhardt, Hutchinson Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University - "Towards a mechanistic science of global change: from cells to ecosystems and human well-being" Zoom meeting https://uci.zoom.us/j/95489177481?pwd=U3BsWkJoU3NFeGJHZVB5bjBqNkJUZz09 Meeting ID: 954 8917 7481 Passcode: EEB2022

Dr. Jessica Hernandez, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Washington - "Healing indigenous landscapes through indigenous science" Zoom meeting https://uci.zoom.us/j/95489177481?pwd=U3BsWkJoU3NFeGJHZVB5bjBqNkJUZz09 Meeting ID: 954 8917 7481 Passcode: EEB2022

Alex_Duman - Dissertation_flier Tuesday, May 24, 2022 10:00am – 11:00am Natural Sciences II 4201 (in person)   Via Zoom https://uci.zoom.us/j/98902866777 Meeting ID: 989 0286 6777

Dear EEB community, We will have our third invited external speaker for the FoE series tomorrow (Tuesday, 5/24) at 4pm. Dr. Doc Edge from USC will talk to us about "The new forensic genetics: long-range search and its privacy implications." Dr. Edge's profile can be found here https://edgepopgen.github.io/edgelab/ Dr. Edge will be giving the seminar in-person in Nature Science...

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Picnic save the date Hi Everyone,   Please consider attending our picnic event for current and prospective EEB majors Thursday, May 26th from 3-5pm on the Upper Dunlop School Plaza between Steinhaus Hall and McGaugh Hall. We will have snacks, and the students are looking forward to chatting with our faculty and staff. If you...

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You are invited to attend this week's in-person departmental seminar on Friday, June 3rd, at 3pm: Dr. Nancy Chen Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, University of Rochester https://popgenchenlab.github.io/ Seminar Title: "Tracking short-term evolution in a pedigreed wild population"   Host: J. J. Emerson (jje@uci.edu)   Please join us in NS2 4201 (note change in venue) to view her seminar and on the Steinhaus Hall rooftop...

Henrique Teotonio, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris Adaptation to fluctuating environments: When individuals have information during development about the environment they will face at the time of reproduction adaptation is expected to occur by the evolution of phenotypic plasticity. However, information about future environments might only be available to parental generations and in these circumstances adaptation...

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