The Evolutionary Morphology Seminar Series brings together students, faculty, post-docs, and the broader evolutionary biology community, for presentations on an array of interesting topics relevant to research focused on evolution, ecology, morphology, geophysical sciences, anatomy, and more.
The 2024-2025 EvMorph series commences with an engaging and diverse lineup of speakers joining us in Autumn Quarter:
Date / Time | Speaker | Affiliation | Seminar title |
Sept. 24, 4:30pm | Adam Welz | nature conservationist | Ameliorating climate change and the challenge of biological conservation (email evbio@uchicago for link to seminar) |
Oct. 10, 5pm | Lauren Carley | UChicago E&E | Causes and consequences of intraspecific variation in plants |
Oct. 17, 5pm | Anjali Goswami | Natural History Museum, London | The Shape of Life: A deep time perspective |
Oct. 24, 5pm | Dakota (Cody) McCoy | UChicago E&E | Solar-powered coral reef symbioses, colorful birds, and primate pregnancy |
Nov. 7, 5pm | Tyler Karp | UChicago GeoSci | Herbivore-fire interactions across spatial and temporal scales |
Nov. 21, 5pm | Julia Kreiner | UChicago E&E | The tempo and mode of plant adaptation to contemporary agricultural environments |
Students, if you missed an EvMorph: just click on the seminar title to access the Zoom recording