Upcoming Seminars

Thursdays (in term time) 1 – 2 pm in the Zoology Museum, Wallace Building, Singleton Campus. For any inquiries, please contact Dr Eva Sonnenschein e.c.sonnenschein@swansea.ac.uk

DateSpeakerSeminar Title
19 Dec  Dr Jamie Bojko, National Horizons Centre, Teesside University, UK Nudiviruses in free-living and parasitic arthropods: evolutionary taxonomy. 
6 Dec   Dr Martin Sperling, ETH Zurich, Switzerland tbd 
5 Dec Dr Constanze Kuhlisch, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel tbd 
14 Nov Dr Kevin Watts, Forest Commission UK tbd
29 Oct  Dr Mark Spalding, University of Cambridge Mapping Ocean Wealth: quantifying marine ecosystem services at large scales
17 Oct Prof. Erin McClymont, Durham University Variability in snow petrel foraging and its implications for reconstructing past Antarctic sea ice and ice sheet thinning histories
10 Oct Dr Luiz Gustavo R. Oliveira-Santos, Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil Spatial compartmentalization: A nonlethal predator mechanism to reduce parasite transmission between prey species
3 Oct Dr Pablo Orozco Ter Wengel, Cardiff University Conservation genetics in the fragmented landscape of the Kinabatangan river (Borneo)
4 July Prof. Jim Bull/Dr Will Allen Workshop on “Doctoral training networks”
27 June Dr Ed Pope Exploring crustacean biology at Swansea University
20 June Dr Matt Tarnowski   Growing microbial communities for the identification of plastic-degrading enzymes
6 June Dr John Griffin Workshop on “Scanning the Biosciences funding horizon”
2 May Prof Carlos Garcia de Leaniz, Swansea University From broken rivers to free-flowing rivers
11 April Dr Alla Silkina, Swansea University Application of algal cultivation technology to convert waste nutrients in context of circular bioeconomy
21 March Prof Sonia Consuegra, Swansea University Less can be more: Understanding the adaptive role of epigenetics using naturally inbred fish
7 March Dr Kim Stokes, Swansea University Depth-use ecology of sea turtles
29 Feb Dr Dan Forman, Swansea University ‘Otterly’ Ecological
22 Feb Prof Boris Schröder-Esselbach, TU Berlin Coastal ecosystem services, restoration of seagrass meadows, and spatio-temporal dynamics of brackish marshes – ecological modelling provides key contributions to coastal ecology
8 Feb Brandon Shaw, Loughborough University Accessory to Murder: Carnivorous Plants Host Diverse Fungal Endophyte Communities Driven by Host Functional Traits
18 Jan Prof Tariq Butt, Swansea University Metarhizium, a multifunctional fungus
11 Jan Billy Moore, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Effects of marine warming on the metabolism and transcriptome of clownfish