Plant Cell Differentiating into a Tracheary Element (Alan Jones Lab)
Biology Lunch Bunch
Spring 2012
Fridays Noon in Coker 215 (unless noted)
| Date | Speaker | Lab/Host | Topic |
| Jan 20 | Susan Lyons | Sockman Lab | Embryonic and post-embryonic environments influence two different female mate preferences in Xiphophorus multilineatus |
| Jan 27 | Jessica Yorzinski | Duke University | Selective attention in peahens during courtship |
| Feb 3 | Jess Coyle | Hurlbert Lab | |
| Feb 10 | Chris Caruso | NESCent | The evolutionary ecology of cytonuclear interactions in flowering plants |
| Feb 17 | EEOB Graduate Interview Weekend | ||
| Feb 24 | Jeremy Greeter | Hedrick Lab | |
| March 2 | Nick Garcia | Burmeister Lab | |
| March 9 | Spring Break | ||
| March 16 | Megan Rúa | Mitchell Lab | |
| March 23 | Alicia Frame | Servedio Lab | |
| March 30 | Sumit Dhole | Servedio Lab | |
| April 6 | Holiday | ||
| April 13 | Emily Schmidt | K. Pfennig Lab | |
| April 20 | Toby Clarke | Vision Lab | |
| April 27 | |||
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Embryonic and post-embryonic environments influence two different female mate preferences in Xiphophorus multilineatus