Biology Graduate Student Seminars – Winter 2025
Date & Time | Location | Grad Student | MSc/PhD | Seminar Topic | Seminar Link |
March 11 10am |
CTTC 4440Q & Zoom | Haille Huchton | MSc | Do Habitat Suitability Models Reflect Actual Movement? Insights from Wild Turkey Dispersal in Maine | Online Link |
March 20 12pm |
MS Teams | Melody Gavel | PhD | Effects of pesticide exposure and experimental temperatures on amphibian immunity and stress | Online Link |
March 25 1:30pm |
NB 206 | Risham Osahan | MSc | Breaking free: Insights into auxin and ethylene control of abscission zone development in Arabidopsis thaliana | In-Person |
April 10
11am |
NB 206 | Andrew Howarth | PhD | Sustainable Canadian freshwater fisheries in the wicked problems age | Hybrid Online Link |
April 10 12pm |
NB 206 | Kara Scott | MSc | Movement ecology of brook trout and rainbow trout: Insights for watershed connectivity and hatchery practices | Hybrid Online Link |
April 15 11am |
CTTC 4440Q | Eric Maquignaz | MSc | Acoustic Approaches to Locating Bat Roosts and Identifying Drivers of Bat Activity in Canada’s Largest Conurbation | Hybrid Online Link |
April 16 11:30am |
NB 206 | Albana Berberi | PhD | Human-turtle interactions during freshwater recreational activities: Understanding risks and mitigation strategies | Hybrid Online Link |
April 17 10 a.m. |
SC 209 | Imane Rhzali | MSc | Histone Modifications in the Wood Frog Brain: An Epigenetic Perspective on Anoxic Stress | In-person |