Thursday, 12:15-13:15

Room F200

• 19 February: Olof Leimar, Evolution of habit formation, University of Stockholm (laboratory of behavioury ecology)
• 26 February: Emma Hodcroft, Pathoplexus: Building a new kind of pathogen database, Swiss TPH & University of Basel (laboratory of evolutionary genetics)
• 5 March: Andreas Kappler, Microbial iron cycling in permafrost peatlands-Impact on organic carbon mobilization and greenhouse gas emissions, University of Tübingen (laboratory of Microbiology)
• 19 March: Heike Lindner, Stay hydrated – Deciphering the development and physiology of leaf succulence, University of Bern – Institute of Plant Sciences (Plant developmental plasticity)
• 26 March: Joan Casanelles Abella, Insects in a Changing World: Navigating Human-Dominated Ecosystems and Their Challenges, TU München – School of Life Sciences (laboratory of functional ecology)
• 2 April: Ek del Val de Gortari, Arthropods in the new agricultural era: how bugs are responding to new management approaches in milpa fields, UNAM (laboratory of chemical ecology)
• 16 April: Jeremy Gauthier, Museomics as a window into long-term insect population decline, Naturéum Lausanne (laboratory of biodiversity genomics)
• 23 April: Philippe Reymond, Extracellular conversion of an insect egg-derived phospholipid elicitor triggers immune responses in Arabidopsis, University of Lausanne (laboratory of cell and molecular biology)
• 30 April: Pete Buston, Social Evolution in Clownfish, Boston University (laboratory of behavioral physiology)
• 07 May: Felix Neff, On the status of insect communities in Switzerland, Agroscope (laboratory of conservation)
• 21 May: Mathieu Perret, Phylogenomics for biodiversity assessment of regional flora in Switzerland, Conservatory and Botanical Gardens of Geneva (laboratory of soil biodiversity)
• 28 May: Nicolas Mathevon, University of Saint-Etienne (laboratory of comparative cogntion)

Wednesday, 12:15-13:30

Room F200

• 25 mars : TALK1  Branching out: What Early-Diverging Fungi Teach Us About Genetic Regulation. Carlos Lax (génétique évolutive); TALK2  Cell Fate Plasticity During Lateral Root Formatin in Grasses. Marius Malai (biologie moléculaire et cellulaire); TALK3 River Revitalisation for Swiss Wild Bees, Greg Egloff 
• 29 avril: TALK 1 The role and mechanisms of polar localization of proteins during phloem development in Arabidopsis. Ambre Dalle; TALK 2 Greening in Plant Embryos: Beneficial, Neutral or Detrimental? Lena Hyvärinen; TALK 3 Is the SOV order truly
  universal? A comparative approach, Sarah Brocard

• 17 April 2026 16h: Xuân Thái Bùi: Cell volume regulation during lateral root development in Arabidopsis thaliana (laboratory of cell and molecular biology)
• 8 mai 2026 17h30: Stéphanie Morelon, Un éclairage multidisciplinaire pour mieux comprendre la diversification récente des plantes alpines calcicoles : le complexe des Primevères auricules comme cas d’étude  (laboratory of functional ecology)

Biology 26, 12-13 February 2026, University of Neuchâtel

ChemEco26, 11 February 2026, University of Neuchâtel