Biological Science Seminar Series

The University of Tulsa Department of Biological Science hosts an active program for biological sciences seminars each semester.

All seminars are held in Oliphant Hall (OH) from 3:00pm - 4:00pm unless otherwise specified.

Seminars are free and open to the public.

Date	Speaker	Institution	Title
2/07	Grad Students	TU
2/08	Bob Pickering	Gilcrease	Using Forensic Techniques to answer Archaeological Questions in West Mexico
2/15	Karen Fawley	University of Arkansas at Monticello	Species Concepts and Definitions for Eukaryotic Microorganisms
2/22	Phillip Harries	Pittsburg State University (KS)	Host Cell Microfilaments drive Virus Movement in Plants
3/01	Robert Jetton	NCSU	Population Genetics and Climate Adaptability in Eastern Hemlock (Tsuga Canadensis), and...
3/08	Neal Haskell	St. Joseph's College (IN)	Forensic Entomology
3/15	Akhtar Ali	TU	TBA
3/22	SPRING BREAK
3/29	Mohamed Salem	Middle Tennessee State University	Rainbow Trout Genome Project
4/05	Todd Castoe	University of Texas, Arlington	Snakes as a Model for studying the Genomics of Extreme Adaptations
4/12	Damien Chapman	Stoney brook Univ.	TBA
4/19	Ricki Lewis	Carenet Med. Group (NY)	SEMINAR CANCELLED
4/26	Robert Denver	University of Michigan	Stress hormones:physiological mediators of developmental plasticity

Date	Speaker	Institution	Title
1/31	Michael W. Deem	Phi Beta Kappa - Tyrrell Hall	Theoretical Aspects of Immunity
1/31	Michael W. Deem	Phi Beta Kappa - Tyrrell Hall	Evolution in the Bacterial, Archaeal, and jawed Vertebrate Immune System
4/04	Robert Sapolsky	Stanford University	The Presidential Lecture Series
4/17	Pamela S. Soltis	University of Florida	Fourth Annual Paul Buck Seminar in Plant Ecology - lecture in Helmerich Hall, Rm 219