Past Biological Sciences Seminars & Events

Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Photo by Steve Diggle/Georgia Tech)

Understanding Interactions in Microbial Populations

2021 September 30
Biological Sciences Seminar by Steve Diggle, Ph.D.
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The School of Biological Sciences Spring 2024 Seminar Series presents Dr. Jessica Tingle

2024 March 8
How snakes achieve extreme functional diversity in a superficially simple body plan

2023 Black History Month Lecture

2023 February 22
The Black History Month lecture is the marquee event of AASU’s programming during February, welcoming Zion Clark as the guest speaker.
Jonathan Gershenzon

(Cancellation Notice) Cutting Out the Mustard: How Insect Herbivores Cope with Plant Glucosinolate Defense

2020 March 3
A Biological Sciences Seminar by Jonathan Gershenzon, Ph.D.
Fossil Fridays are open to citizen scientists of all ages. (Photo: Christine Conwell)

Fossil Fridays

2022 October 21
Become a fossil hunter and help discover how vertebrate communities have changed through time.
Zach Fuller, Ph.D.

Patterns of Heritable Variation in Natural Populations - Genomic Analyses in Corals and Humans

2021 April 8
Biological Sciences Seminar by Zach Fuller, Ph.D.
Clint Penick, Ph.D.

From the Sidewalk to the Moon: Insect Biodiversity as a Source of Inspiration for Aerospace Design

2022 April 21
Biological Sciences Seminar by Clint Penick, Ph.D.
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The School of Biological Sciences Spring 2023 Seminar Series presents Dr. Joan Strassmann

2024 February 1
Microbial Experimental Evolution: social behavior, mutualism, and predator-prey interactions
Dr. Kai Ziervogel gives a talk titled, "Microbial Processes Associated with Marine Snow: Small Scale Processes with Large Scale Implications."

Microbial Processes Associated with Marine Snow: Small Scale Processes with Large Scale Implications

2020 September 24
Biological Sciences Seminar by Kai Ziervogel, Ph.D.

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