Fermentation Club 2008 Seminars

Where: Room 207 of Lipman Hall

When: 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Unless it's a special seminar)

Date	Speaker	Title
Feb. 29	Max Häggblom	Dehalogenating organisms are everywhere, the environment selects
March 7	Tom Hanson University of Delaware	Anaerobic sulfur oxidation: genetic analysis in a non-traditional model system
*March 13 (Thursday)	Joel Blum University of Michigan	Special seminar (Sponsored with IMCS) Time: 10:00 a.m. Alampi Room - The use of Hg isotopes to constrain sources of Hg to ecosystems
*March 13 Thursday	Dr. Mark Lytle (Bard College)	Special Seminar co-sponsored by Ecology & Evolution Graduate Program Time: 4:00 p.m. Alampi Room - Rachel Carson: Saint or Sinner
March 28	Lori White Biochem & Micro	The zebrafish (Danio rerio) as a model for the effects of early pesticide exposure on long term neurological effects
Apr. 4	Jeffra Schaefer	Mercury bioavailability: the role of thiols in promoting bacterial mercury methylation
*Apr. 11 2:30 p.m.	Charley Driscoll	Special seminar (Sponsored with Environmental Sciences and Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources): Every cloud has a quicksilver lining: the environmental impacts of atmospheric mercury emissions Alampi Room
Apr. 18 3:30 p.m .	Jim Ammerman	Ecology of phosphorous assimilation in marine microbes: Proteins to policy implications
*Apr. 21	Angus Dawe	Special seminar (sponsored with Plant Sciences): Genetic and genomic approaches to studying virulence and hypovirulence in the chestnut blight fungus
Apr. 25	John Reinfelder	Physiology and ecology of inorganic carbon pumps in marine diatoms
May 2	Jenn Krumins	Soil Microbial Community Response to environmental Change

* Special Seminars - co-sponsored

Refreshments served

Questions ~ please contact Dr. Tamar Barkay 732.932.9763 x 333