Seminars are password protected, but we’re happy to accommodate guests!

Please email Katie Dobkowski (kdobkows@bates.edu) to request the link and join the guest list for this series!

THURSDAY – February 25, 2021

Jeremy Lomax, PhD-candidate, Brown UniversityÌý

Science from America’s “Super Predator”: A story concerning fish teeth and the 13th.

TUESDAY March 2, 2021

Dr. Alan Verde, Professor – Maine Maritime Academy

Nutritional Exchange in the Anemone fish – Anemone Symbiosis: What Nemo Didn’t Tell You!

WEDNESDAY March 3, 2021

Liz Allen, Environmental consultant at WRA, Inc. and contributor to Forbes Science

Demystifying a path as a non-academic marine biologist

THURSDAY March 11, 2021

Dr. Andrew David, Assistant Professor – Clarkson University

Marine and freshwater invasions: from the South African and North American coasts to the rivers and lakes of the Adirondack Park

THURSDAY March 18, 2021

Dr. Heather Leslie, Director – Darling Marine Center, University of Maine

Adaptation, Resilience, and Transformation in Maine’s Coastal Communities

THURSDAY March 25, 2021

Dr. Ajna S. Rivera – University of the Pacific (Eco-Evo-Devo and sexual dimorphism in crustaceans)

(Title TBD)

Dr. Samuel Beck
Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory

“CpG Island and Disruption of Chromatin Architecture During Aging”

Monday, January 27 at 4:15 pm

Carnegie Science Hall 204

Refreshments will be available!

Sasha Seroy

PhD Candidate
Department of Oceanography
University of Washington, Friday Harbor Laboratories

10 a.m., Friday, September 27, 2019
Room 113 Carnegie Science

Refreshments provided!

“A Messy Intimacy: Bee Behavior, Plant Reproductive Trade-offs, and Deception”Ìý

Dr. Francis Drummond

Professor of Insect Ecology and Insect Pest Management
School of Biology and Ecology
University of Maine, Orono

“Floral traits mediating pathogen transmission and establishment in pollinators”

Dr. Lynn Adler

Department of Biology
University of Massachusetts- Amherst

Wednesday, March 1, 2017
4:15 -5:15 pm

204 Carnegie Science Building

Dr. Laura Ekstrom
Wheaton College

“Walking Stingrays and Hand-standing Frogs:
Using Unusual Locomotor Systems to Probe Musculoskeletal Form and Function”

Thursday, March 26 4:10-5:10 pm

Carnegie Science Room 204

Refreshments served beforehand.

Benjamin King
Mt. Desert Island Biological Laboratory

“Conserved Gene Regulatory Circuits During Appendage Regeneration”

March 5th, 2015

4:10 pmÌý – Room 204 Carnegie Science

Refreshments beforehand in room 111 (Faculty Lounge)

Dr. GW Gant Luxton

Dr. GW Gant Luxton

Nuclear-Cytoskeletal Coupling During Directional Cell Migration

JSM-7100FLV Scanning Electron Microscope

The College’s new JSM-7100 field emission scanning electron microscope will be demonstrated during an open house in the Laboratory for Scanning Electron Microscopy and X-ray Microanalysis.

Friday October 10, 2014 in room B-10 Carnegie Science Building (basement level).

Follow the signs from the Carnegie lobby area.

On Monday 9/29 and Tuesday 9/30, Elizabeth de la Reguera will be on campus to talk with students about the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory’s .

SES participants working in a salt marsh near Woods Hole, MA. (Image source: http://ecosystems.mbl.edu/SES/aquaticcourse.html)

In addition to visiting a couple of classes, she will be available to meet with you at lunch, with pizza being served.

Where:ÌýÌý Carnegie Lounge, Room 110,

When:ÌýÌýÌý 12 to 1pm on Monday 29 Sept and againÌý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Tuesday 30 Sept.