Thursday, 12:15-13:15

Room F200

• 20 February: Hitching a ride: Incorporating infection into our understanding of animal movement and performance. Sandra A. Binning, University of Montreal, Canada (behavioural ecology)
• 27 February: RNA regulation in warm environments. Rodrigo Reis, University of Bern (plant physiology)
• 13 March: Transposable elements and regulatory evolution. Cédric Feschotte, Cornell University, USA (evolutionary genetics)
• 20 March: From adversaries to guardians: the multifaceted role of microbes in plant health. Pascale Flury, University of Basel (microbiology)
• 27 March: Microbial Gatekeepers of Soil Carbon in a Changing Alpine World. Jeremy Puissant, CNRS Grenoble, France (functional ecology)
• 3 April : Groundwater-surface water interactions in headwaters. Clément Roques, CHYN, University of Neuchâtel (soil biodiversity)
• 17 April : The role of life history and movement in spatial population synchrony: Theoretical and empirical investigations. Ellen Martin, Swiss Ornithological Institute (conservation biology)
• 8 May : Fitness landscapes for the study of ecology and evolution across biological scales. Claudia Bank, University of Bern (biodiversity genomics)
• 15 May: Cell-to-cell transport in differentiated roots. Marie Barberon, University of Geneva (cell and molecular biology)
• 22 May : Understanding Ecological Dynamics with Incomplete Information. Chuliang Song, Uni California, Los Angeles (chemical ecology)
• 6 June: Can We Understand an Insect Society? Raghavendra Gadagkar, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (behavioural ecology)