Biology Graduate Student Seminars

SUMMER 2025

Date & Time Location Grad Student MSc/PhD Seminar Topic Seminar Link
June 6
11AM
NB 206 Asalia Ibrahim PhD The Persistence and Transmission of Antimicrobial Resistance in Animals Hybrid
Online Link
June 16
11AM
SC 209 Aline Ingelson-Filpula PhD

Hibernation vs. hypoxia: an underlying epigenetic, microRNA, and signaling framework

Hybrid
Online Link
June 23
10AM
MS Teams Julia Hooker  PhD

Identification of environmentally regulated genes involved in seed protein content in soybean, Glycine max

Online Link

WINTER 2025

Date & Time Location Grad Student MSc/PhD Seminar Topic Seminar Link
March 11
10am
CTTC 4440Q Haille Huchton MSc Do Habitat Suitability Models Reflect Actual Movement? Insights from Wild Turkey Dispersal in Maine Hybrid
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
April 17
2:30 p.m.
Zoom Benjamin R. Aubrey MSc Exploring the Reproductive Ecology and Glochidia-Host Relationships of Freshwater Mussels in a Canadian Context Online Link
April 17
3:15 p.m.
MS Teams Taylor Ward MSc Spatial ecology of bull trout and lake trout reveals potential conflict for access to kokanee prey in Williston Lake, British Columbia Online Link
April 22
1:30 p.m.
CTTC 4440Q Sara Laursen MSc Climatic variation predicts spatial response in body size but not sexual size dimorphism in little brown myotis (Myotis lucifugus). Hybrid
Online Link