Biology Colloquium / Biologie Kolloquium

Programme, wednesdays 11:15 a.m. CET

In the small lecture hall at the Institute of Plant Science and Microbiology.
The events will take place hybrid.
Zoom link: philipp.porada"AT"uni-hamburg.de

• 01.11.2023
  Christine Faulkner (Norwich/UK)
  How cells communicate in times of stress

• 08.11.2023
  Agnes Weiß (Universität Hamburg)
  The good, the bad & the ugly: Ausgewählte Forschungsstrategien der Lebensmittelmikrobiologie

• 15.11.2023
  Klaus Herburger (Uni Rostock)
  Cell walls and their remodeling in green algae

• 22.11.2023
  Lars Voll (Philipps Universität Marburg)
  Metabolic reprogramming as a battleground between plants and microbial
  fungal pathogens

• 29.11.2023
  Yasin Dagdas (GMI Vienna)
  Leveraging evolutionary diversity to discover novel autophagy mechanisms in plants and humans

• 13.12.2023
  Dr. Mar Fernández-Méndez (AWI Bremerhaven)
  The role of macrophytes in the marine carbon cycle and its potential for
  CO2 removal

• 17.01.2024
  Eelco Tromer (University of Groningen)
  Evolutionary Cell Biology

The  colloquium of the Institute of Animal Cell and Systems Biology (IZS) is held on Tuesdays at 17:00 CET, either in the Kosswig room or the the large lecture hall of the IZS.

• 07.11.23
  Prof. Dr. Sebastien Calvignac-Spencer (Helmholtz Institute for One Health, Greifswald)
  Pathogen evolution in flux (Evolutionary genomics of pathogens)
  Host: Tobias Lenz
  Abstract

• 14.11.23
  Dr. Serena Ding (Max-Planck Institute of Animal Behaviour, Konstanz)
  Worms and the sworm: the how and the why of nematode collective behaviour
  Host: Jutta Schneider/Baris Tursun
  Abstract

• 21.11.23
  Dr. Genevieve Housman (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig)
  Cell culture systems to interrogate primate skeletal functional genomics
  Host: Joanna Malukiewicz/Tobias Lenz
  Abstract

• 28.11.23
  Mark Lenz & Studierende  (Geomar Kiel)
  GAME Projektergebnisse: Auswirkungen von nächtlichem Kunstlicht/Lichtverschmutzung auf die Besiedlung mariner Hartböden
  Host: Jutta Schneider

• 28.11.23 - 19:00 !!
  Prof. Dr. Thomas Bugnyar (Universität Wien)
  Ein Fall von Sozialer Intelligenz: das Rabenbeispiel
  Host: Naturwissenschaftlicher Verein

• 05.12.23
  Dr. Lauren Sumner-Rooney (Museum für Naturkunde Berlin - MultiplEye lab group)
  The evolution of distributed visual systems: what can we learn from spiders?
  Host: Jutta Schneider

• 12.12.23
  Prof. Dr. Jacek Radwan (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan)
  MHC immunity genes in the Red Queen’s race
  Host: Jutta Schneider & Tobias Lenz

• 19.12.23
  Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Goymann (Max Planck Institute for Biological Intelligence, Seewiesen)
  Sex roles in coucals – a unique model system to answer Tinbergen’s four questions
  Host: Jutta Schneider

• 27.10.2023
  Dr Margit Wilhelm (University of Namibia)
  Fishery Scientist
  Southern African fish growth responses to climate- or fisheries-induced ecosystem changes
  12:00 OW

• 10.11.2023
  Dr Klara Wolf (AWI/UHH/U of Geneva)
  Phytoplankton Ecophysiology
  TBA - communities of polar plankton, heatwaves
  11:30 OW

• 17.11.2023
  Dr Matthias Schaber (Thuenen Bremerhaven)
  Fisheries biologist, ichthyologist
  I know what (some) tope did last summer
  12:00 OW

• 01.12.2023
  Dr Luis Gimenez (School of Ocean Sciences, Bangor University)
  Crustacean development & ecology
  Supply-side ecology: the role of larval dispersal in driving range expansion and responses to climate change in marine benthic invertebrates with complex life cycles
  12:00 OW

• 08.12.2023
  Dr Alessia Carini (The University of Hongkong)
  Malacologist, marine biologist
  Title:
  OW(hybrid) TIME TBA

• 12.01.2024
  Dr Ezra Eisbrenner (Meteorology, Stockholm Uni)
  Climate Science, Modelling, Meteorology
  TBA, something about heat waves from a stats point of view
  12:00 OW

• 19.01.2024
  Dr Christoph Plum (Uni Oldenburg)
  Polar phytoplankton, climate change
  TBA
  12:00 OW

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