The University of Sheffield
Department of Animal and Plant Sciences

Seminars

Scheduled seminars in APS are listed below. Everyone is welcome to attend any of the seminars, but the seminar series differ a little in their focus as indicated below.

Every effort is made to keep to the scheduled programme, but changes do have to be made sometimes. Please look out for posters in the Department, or notices on the APS home page for any late alterations.


Date Series Title Speaker Venue and time
Tuesday 15 January 2013 Plant Science Using MAGIC to identify the genetic basis of complex traits in A. thaliana Dr Paula Kover, University of Bath BMS Conference Room (A225), A Floor, Alfred Denny Building at 4pm
Monday 4 February 2013 Departmental The Good, the bad and the indifferent; the role of advantageous and deleterious mutations in evolution Adam Eyre-Walker, University of Sussex Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre 1 at 1pm
Monday 11 February 2013 Departmental Evolutionary forces shaping sexual attraction in moths Astrid Groot, University of Amsterdam Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre 1 at 1pm
Monday 25 February 2013 Departmental The recurrent assembly of C4 photosynthesis, an evolutionary tale Pascal-Antoine Christin, University of Sheffield Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre 1 at 1pm
Monday 11 March 2013 Departmental Ecological rationality and environmental complexity John McNamara, University of Bristol Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre 1 at 1pm
Wednesday 13 March 2013 Ecology & Environment Greenhouse gas dynamics in the tropical Andes Yit Teh, University of St Andrews APS Common Room (D219), Alfred Denny Building at 1pm
Wednesday 20 March 2013 Ecology & Environment An Iterative Approach to Understanding Species' Range Cory Merow, University of Connecticut APS Common Room (D219), Alfred Denny Building at 4pm
Tuesday 26 March 2013 Plant Science Endocytosis regulates immune receptors and signalling Silke Robatzke, Sainsbury Laboratory Norwich BMS Conference Room (A225), A Floor, Alfred Denny Building at 4pm
Monday 8 April 2013 Departmental Evolution in Darwin's Dreamponds: Adaptive radiation and explosive speciation in East African cichlid fishes
Walter Salzburger, University of Basel Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre 1 at 1pm
Wednesday 10 April 2013 Ecology & Environment Plants as drivers of rhizosphere community function and dynamics: N cycling as a model system? Tim Daniell, James Hutton Institute, Dundee APS Common Room (D219), Alfred Denny Building at 1pm
Monday 15 April 2013 Departmental Genomic approaches to understanding plant hybridisation and responding to ash dieback Richard Buggs, Queen Mary, University of London Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre at 1pm
Monday 22 April 2013 Departmental Shifting plant functional composition in the Arctic, & the domino effect on ecosystem functioning & services Phil Wookey, University of Sheffield Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre 1 at 1pm
Wednesday 24 April 2013 Ecology & Environment Measuring change in communities Matt Spencer, University of Liverpool APS Common Room (D219), Alfred Denny Building at 4pm
Monday 29 April 2013 Departmental Accidents and aeons • How coincidence and free oxygen changed the World forever John Allen, Queen Mary, University of London Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre 1 at 1pm
Tuesday 30 April 2013 Plant Science Production and Evaluation of biopharmaceuticals made in transgenic oilseeds Professor Maurice Moloney, Rothamsted Research BMS Conference Room (A225), A Floor, Alfred Denny Building at 4pm
Monday 13 May 2013 Departmental Exploiting algal metabolism for bioenergy Alison Smith, University of Cambridge Alfred Denny Lecture Theatre 1 at 1pm
Tuesday 14 May 2013 Plant Science The root of the problem: plant-soil interactions in a changing world Richard Bardgett, University of Manchester BMS Conference Room (A225), A Floor, Alfred Denny Building at 4pm
Friday 17 May 2013 Plant Science Cyclin dependent kinases in growth and development John Doonan, IBERS, University of Aberystwyth APS Common Room (D219), Alfred Denny Building at 1pm
Wednesday 29 May 2013 Ecology & Environment The greatest doubt cast upon the biblical miracles is the fact that the witnesses were all fishermen. Fisheries - fact and fiction Magnus Johnson, University of Hull APS Common Room (D219), Alfred Denny Building at 1pm
Thursday 20 June 2013 Ecology & Environment The phylogenetic structure of changing communities Will Pearse, University of Minnesota APS Common Room (D219), Alfred Denny Building at 1pm
Tuesday 2 July 2013 Plant Science Plant Defence Priming in Lab and Field Uwe Conrath, Technical University of Aachen APS Common Room (D219), Alfred Denny Building at 4pm