
The Zoology Departmental Seminar Series run weekly and the cover recent research on a wide variety of topics from evolutionary genetics through behavioural ecology to ecology and natural history. Part II undergraduate zoologists are encouraged to attend.
The organisers are Euan Furness, Henry North and Hannah MacGregor.
Location: Part II Lecture Theatre, Department of Zoology
Time: 1-2pm
2025
Date | Speaker |
28 January |
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11 February |
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20 February |
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25 February |
Charlotte Houldcroft,
Department of Genetics & Cambridge Infective Diseases Research Centre |
6 March |
Katrina Davis, University of Oxford |
7 March |
Rob Salguero-Gómez, University of Oxford |
11 March |
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18 March |
2024
Date | Speaker |
23 January | Joe Millard; Natural History Museum, UK. |
30 January |
Stephanie King; University of Bristol, UK. |
6 February | Kristin Tessmar-Raible; Max Perutz Labs, Austria. |
13 February | Armand Leroi; Imperial College London, UK. |
20 February | Cynthia Tedore; University of Hamburg, Germany |
27 February | Alison Wright, University of Sheffield |
1 October | Kory Evans, Rice University |
22 October | Nicholai Hensley, University of Cambridge |
4 November | Simon van Vliet, University of Basel |
12 November | Manuela Gonzalez-Suarez, University of Reading |
19 November | Andrew Mooney, Trinity College Dublin |
26 November | Adrian Baez-Ortega, University of Cambridge |
3 December | Luis Guerra, Kings College London |
2023
Date | Speaker | Title of Talk |
17 October | Martin How, University of Bristol, UK. | Evolution of neurons and neuropeptides in early animal lineages |
24 October |
Maria Sachkova; University of Bristol, UK. | To be confirmed |
7 November | Gabriel Bever; Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, USA. | Evolution of sensory-driven behaviours in blind cavefish |
14 November | Sylvie Retaux; NeuroPSI, France. | To be confirmed |
21 November | Karin Kjernsmo; University of Bristol, UK. | To be confirmed |
28 November | Michael Bok; Lund University, Sweden | Novel ecoinformatic approaches to help monitor and solve the biodiversity crisis |