Please join us for a special lecture series with celebrated author and scholar Marion Nestle.
Dr. Robin Tinghitella: "Grand gestures and love notes: Animal communication in a changing world"
Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Denver, Dr. Robin Tinghitella, will present a research seminar titled, "Grand gestures and love notes: Animal communication in a changing world."
MVZ LUNCH SEMINAR - Libby Beckman
MVZ Lunch is a graduate level seminar series (IB264) based on current and recent vertebrate research. Professors, graduate students, staff, and visiting researchers present on current and past research projects.
Plant and Microbial Biology Seminar: "The Perfect Defense: Bacterial Persister Cells"
Kim Lewis is a professor and researcher at Northeastern University. His research focuses on antimicrobial drug tolerance and drug discovery. He earned his B.S. in Biology and Ph.D. in Biochemistry at Moscow University.
Anti-Black State Violence in the Americas: Power and Struggle in Brazil and the U.S., Feb 20-22
At a pivotal historical moment, this symposium will bring further attention to anti-black state violence in the Americas.
ESPM Seminar Series, Spring 2019, Feb 21-Mar 14
ESPM Open Discipline Faculty Search. Hosted by Rachel Morello-Frosch.
Dr. Sara Bombaci: "Conserving and restoring biodiversity in the face of global change"
Postdoctoral researcher in the School of Agricultural, Forest, and Environmental Sciences at Clemson University, Dr. Sara Bombaci, will present a research seminar titled, "Conserving and restoring biodiversity in the face of global change."
Grounds for Science -Getting the most out of light: vision and geoengineering
Grounds for Science is a public science talk series organized by and featuring UC Berkeley graduate students. GfS takes place the 4th Friday of every month at Scarlet City Espresso Bar in Emeryville.
Graduate Certificate in Food Systems Student Info Session
Come learn about the just launched Graduate Certificate in Food Systems, which is open to students enrolled in any graduate program at UC...
Counter-Trajectories of Agrarian Change: Agroecology and Politics in a Sumatran Plantation Zone
Starting in 1996, a group of one-time plantation laborers living on the Aren volcano on the Indonesian island of Sumatra joined with a self-proclaimed 'peasant' union to occupy a nearly one hundred-year-old industrial ranch and plantation.