Biology Colloquium / Biologie Kolloquium SoSe 24

The IPM-Colloquium takes place on Wednesdays, 11:15 a.m. in the Small Lecture Hall (Kleiner Hörsaal) of the IPM.

Hybrid event
For the Zoom link please contact: philipp.porada"AT"uni-hamburg.de

• 10.04.2024
  Kenneth Dumack (University of Köln)
  Microbial parasites and predators: From the
  environment to cellular adaptations
  

• 15.05.2024
  Maaike Bader (University of Marburg)
  Ecology of tropical bryophytes
  

• 29.05.2024
  Jörn Kalinowski (University of Bielefeld)
  Advanced Nanopore Sequencing of Genomes, Metagenomes, and Transcriptomes

• 05.06.2024
  Rich Phillips (Indiana University Bloomington)
  Seeing the forest beneath the trees: Mycorrhizal fungi as trait
  integrators of ecosystem processes

• 19.06.2024
  Gloria Reithmaier (Uni Göteborg)
  Alkalinity enhancement in blue carbon ecosystems – An overlooked
  solution for climate change mitigation?
  The IPM-Colloquium takes place exceptionally at the IZS, in the Kosswig lecture hall
  Institute of Cell and Systems Biology of Animals
  Martin-Luther-King Platz 3 20146 Hamburg
  Presence only event
  
  
• 03.07.2024
  Jan Jansa (Czech Academy of Science)
  Arbuscular mycorrhiza and soil nitrification

• 10.07.2024
  Abdelfatah Abomohra (UHH, AG Hanelt)
  Title: Microalgae as a Green Goldmine for Achieving Sustainability
• 14.08.2024
  Kelly Cristina Tonello (Universidade Federal de São Carlos)
  From Fog to Flow: Understanding Rainfall Partitioning and Stemflow in
  Tropical Cloud Forests

• 06.09.2024 (Exceptionally on Friday, 3.45 p.m.)
  Kerrylee Rogers (University of Wollongong)
  Rising tides, shifting shores and resilience of coastal ecosystems

The Colloquium takes place on Tuesdays, 5 p.m. in the Kosswig-Saal of the IZS. 

• 09.04.2024
  Redouan Bshary, University of Neuchatel
  Putting biology into cooperation theory
  Abstract

• 23.04.2024
  Frederik Hendrickx, Institute of Natural Sciences, Brussels
  The evolutionary and genomic mechanisms underlying a conspicuous male dimorphism in a spider
  Abstract

• 30.04.2024
  Daniela Rößler, University Konstanz, MPI Animal Behavior
  The spider sleeps tonight: an exceptional framework for comparative sleep research
  Abstract
  
  
• 07.05.2024
  Ann-Kathrin Huylmans, Johannes Gutenberg Univerity Mainz
  Sex determination and reproductive systems of termites
  Abstract
  

• 30.5.2024  !!!! Thursday instead Tuesday 5pm !!!!
  Tomer Czaszkes, Universität Regensburg
  Simple tricks to fool smart ants
  Abstract

• 11.6.2024
  Ben Krause-Kyora, Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel
  From the Stone Age to today - disease, epidemics and the emergence of genetic variants for chronic inflammatory diseases
  Abstract
  

• 25.6.2024
  Richard Cordaux, Univ. Paris Saclay
  Sex ratio distorters and the evolution of sex determination in terrestrial isopod

• 2.7.2024
  Lynn Govaert, IGB Berlin
  Eco-evolutionary community dynamics: From theory to experiments and back
  Abstract

The IMF-Colloquium takes place in the Small Lecture Room in the Olbersweg 24 building. 

• 03.05.2024
  Peter Konstantinidis
  (Larval fish, ichthyology, Museum of Nature Hamburg, Leibniz Institute for the Analysis of Biodiversity Change)
  TBA
  OW, 12:00 English

• 07.06.2024
  Joana Brito 
  (Foodweb modelling, Institute of Marine Research in Horta, Azores)
  Assessing the Ecological Status of an Open-Ocean and Deep-Sea Food-Web of the Atlantic Ocean Through Trophic Modelling Tools to Inform Ecosystem-Based Management

• 28.06.2024
  Linda Hemmetzberger
  (Artificial light at Night and blue mussels in Japan, Uni Hamburg)
  Artificial light at Night and blue mussels in Japan
  OW, 14:00 English

• 05.07.2024
  Kathrin Otte
  (Zooplankton and climate change, Uni Hamburg - IZS)
  TBA
  OW, 12:00, English

• 12.07.2024
  Klas Ove Möller & Ankita Vaswani
  (AI , imaging analysis, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon)
  AI & ML approaches for Image annotation and trait extraction from UW images (Room for collaborations)
  OW, 11 AM, English

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