Seminars
Upcoming Adaptation and Environment Seminars in the Department of Biosciences
16/01/2017: Iain Hartley (University of Exeter) Investigating the potential for methane and carbon dioxide release from thawing permafrost in boreal Canada
23/01/2017: Jack Williams (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Recent advances at the intersection of paleoecology, ecoinformatics, and global change research: Leveraging the past to better predict the future
30/01/2017: Matt Hayward (University of Bangor) Restoring an ecosystem with predators
06/02/2017: Sarah Woodin (University of Aberdeen) Serendipitous tales of nitrogen, phosphorus and carbon in high Arctic tundra
13/02/2017: Sara Cousins (University of Exeter) Using historical data to analyse landscape change effects on plant communities (and bats)
20/02/2017: Celine Bellard (University College London) Islands under threat from global changes
27/02/2017: Samantha Bremner-Harrison (Nottingham Trent University) Utilising personality to improve reintroduction success
06/03/2017: Internal speaker (tba)
13/03/2017: Jane Catford (University of Southampton) The ecology of plant invasions
All Adaptation and environment seminars will be held in the Whitehead Room, Department of Biosciences, Durham University
16/01/2017: Iain Hartley (University of Exeter) Investigating the potential for methane and carbon dioxide release from thawing permafrost in boreal Canada
23/01/2017: Jack Williams (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Recent advances at the intersection of paleoecology, ecoinformatics, and global change research: Leveraging the past to better predict the future
30/01/2017: Matt Hayward (University of Bangor) Restoring an ecosystem with predators
06/02/2017: Sarah Woodin (University of Aberdeen) Serendipitous tales of nitrogen, phosphorus and carbon in high Arctic tundra
13/02/2017: Sara Cousins (University of Exeter) Using historical data to analyse landscape change effects on plant communities (and bats)
20/02/2017: Celine Bellard (University College London) Islands under threat from global changes
27/02/2017: Samantha Bremner-Harrison (Nottingham Trent University) Utilising personality to improve reintroduction success
06/03/2017: Internal speaker (tba)
13/03/2017: Jane Catford (University of Southampton) The ecology of plant invasions
All Adaptation and environment seminars will be held in the Whitehead Room, Department of Biosciences, Durham University
Department of Biosciences Seminar Series can be found here.
Behaviour, Ecology and Evolution Research (BEER) Centre Seminar Series can be found here.
Information on the British Ecological Society (BES) Symposium 2017 The macroecology of alien species: patterns, drivers and consequences of global biotic exchange as hosted by Durham University, can be found on the BES website here
Behaviour, Ecology and Evolution Research (BEER) Centre Seminar Series can be found here.
Information on the British Ecological Society (BES) Symposium 2017 The macroecology of alien species: patterns, drivers and consequences of global biotic exchange as hosted by Durham University, can be found on the BES website here
