It’s in the water: detecting aquatic species with environmental DNA, and living to tell about it
CEREO Seminar Seminar Title: "It’s in the water: detecting aquatic species with environmental DNA, and living to tell about it" Speaker: Katherine Strickler, SoE, WSU Location: PACCAR 202
Phenomic Evaluation of Drought Response and Impacts of Grafting
Seminar Title: “Phenomic Evaluation of Drought Response and Impacts of Grafting” Speaker: James Crabb, Horticulture, PhD Student Location: Johnson Hall 204
R Working Group
Seminar Title: “R Working Group” Speaker: TBA Location: PACCAR 202
“Explaining the intricacies of sediment transport at different scales with computational and theoretical approaches”
Seminar Title: “Explaining the intricacies of sediment transport at different scales with computational and theoretical approaches” Speaker: Fabian A. Bombardelli, Associate Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Davis Location: PACCAR 202
Do Global meta-analyses show benefits to organic produce, grains, milk, and meat?
Seminar Title: “Do Global meta-analyses show benefits to organic produce, grains, milk, and meat?” Speaker: Dr. Carlo Leifert Location: 204 Johnson Hall
“Composting People”
Seminar Title: “Composting People” Speaker: CeCe Crosby, Soil Science, PhD Student Location: Johnson Hall 204
Eat Python for Lunch – More on graphics, including making maps
Seminar Title: “Eat Python for Lunch - More on graphics, including making maps” Speaker: Von P. Walden Location: Paccar 202
Small Populations in Novel Habitats: Extinction Risk, Inbreeding Depression, and Adaptation
Seminar Title: “Small Populations in Novel Habitats: Extinction Risk, Inbreeding Depression, and Adaptation” Speaker: Ruth Hufbauer, Professor, Bioagricultural Sciences & Pest Management, Colorado State University Location: TODD 276
R Working Group- “End of year discussion- what we’ve learned and what’s next
Seminar Title: “R Working Group- "End of year discussion- what we've learned and what's next"” Speaker: Allison Cramer Location: PACCAR 202
PDSC Science Pub: Bugs
Bugs- Recognition of Cryptic Species Dr. James B. (Ding) Johnson (Ph.D. Entomology, UC-Davis) is an emeritus Professor of Entomology and Department Head in the Department of Plant, Soil, and Entomological Sciences at the University of Idaho. He has conducted externally funded research on insect biology and systematics, emphasizing green lacewing of the genus Chrysoperia, biological […]