Fall 2021/2022
Seminar on Mondays from 12:00pm to 1:00pm at MSL102 and online via Zoom.
This series are organized by Colin Brauner, Katie Marshall and Phil Matthews.
| Date | Speaker | Affiliation | Title | Host |
| Sep 13 | No seminar | |||
| Sep 20 | Forough Ghanizadeh | UBC | Phenotypic plasticity determines responses to UV-B and its interaction with other environmental drivers | Brauner |
| Sep 27 | Suryadeep Dash | UBC | A moving hill of visual memory in primate superior colliculus during slow eye movements | Altshuler |
| Oct 4 | Colin Brauner, The David Randall Seminar | UBC | Early gill function and tissue oxygen unloading in fish | Farrell |
| Oct 11 | Thanksgiving | |||
| Oct 18 | Dan Montgomery | UBC | A deadly trio of environmental change? Combined effects of temperature, O2, and CO2 on the physiology of fish | Richards |
| Oct 25 | Duncan Leitch | UBC | The neurobiology of diverse aquatic senses | Brauner |
| Nov 1 | Gam Le | UBC | Air-breathing fishes: what we can learn? Nitrite exposure, elevated temperatures and hypercapnic world on fish physiology and growth | Richards |
| Nov 8 | Muhammed Oyinlola | Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries, UBC | The future of aquaculture under climate change | Brauner |
| Nov 15 | Jonathan Wilson | Wilfrid Laurier University | The stomach and the gastric proton pump. A story of loss. | Brauner |
| Nov 22 | Phil Fahn-Lai | Harvard University | Musculoskeletal function of the amniote pectoral girdle and the foundations of the mammalian forelimb | Altshuler |
| Nov 29 | Amanda Bates | University of Victoria | Understanding climate resilience through the lens of physiological diversity to improve marine conservation outcomes | Schulte |
| Dec 6 | Alejandro Rico-Guevara | University of Washington | Behavioral ecophysics of nectar-feeding animals | Altshuler |
Spring 2021/2022
Seminar on Mondays from 12:00pm to 1:00pm.
This series are organized by Colin Brauner, Katie Marshall and Phil Matthews.
| Date | Speaker | Affiliation | Title | Host |
| Jan 10 | No seminar | |||
| Jan 17 | David Cade | UC Santa Cruz | Niche partitioning and adaptive foraging styles of bulk filter-feeding in rorqual whales | Shadwick |
| Jan 24 | Elizabeth Rideout | UBC | Marshall | |
| Jan 31 | TBA | |||
| Feb 7 | TBA | |||
| Feb 14 | TBA | |||
| Feb 21 | Family Day break | |||
| Feb 28 | Pat Wright - Hoar Lecture | U Guelph | Fish at the transition zone between water and air- a physiological and evolutionary perspective | Shadwick |
| Mar 7 | Natasha Mhatre | Western University | Marshall | |
| Mar 14 | Dawn Noren | NOAA Seattle | Conservation physiology and the Southern resident killer whale population | Milsom |
| Mar 21 | Em Standen | U Ottawa | Decoding internal motor control by changing external forces: Amphibious animal behaviour as a tool | P. Matthews |
| Mar 28 | Amy Herbert: UBC Science Early Career Invited Lecture Award | Stanford U | Uncovering the mechanisms of evolutionary trait gain in vertebrates | Leitch |
| Apr 4 | Easter Monday | |||
| Apr 11 | Michael Dickinson: Gosline Lecture | California Institute of Technology | Altshuler |