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March
25, 2004: Dr. Jan Randall, San
Francisco State University:
“Drummers, Jumpers and Scent
Markers: Sociality and Communication
in Desert Rodents”
March
31, 2004: Dr. Kim Nelson, Oregon
State University: “Serial
killers of the Northwest: the role
of mitochondrial DNA in crime scene
investigations”
April
13, 2005: Dr. Marlene Zuk,
University of California,
Riverside: "Sexual
Selections: What We Can and Can't
Learn About Sex From Animals"
May 5,
2005: Dr. Mary Lake Polan,
Stanford University: "Evaluating Female Sexual Arousal:
Defining a Protocol"
October
14, 2005: Dr. Eugenie C. Scott,
National Center for Science
Education:
"Why Scientists
Reject Intelligent Design”
September 5, 2006:
Dr.
Anne Yoder, Director of the Duke
Lemur Center and Professor of
Biology and
of Biological Anthropology and
Anatomy: "Historical
Biogeography of Madagascar: Time is
of the Essence"
January
23, 2007:
Dr. Claire
Fraser-Liggett,
President of The Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR):
"The
impact of microbial genomics on the
definition of microbial species"
October 14,
2008:Professor Therese Ann Markow,
University of California, San Diego:
"The Inside Story: Male-Female
Reproductive Tract Interactions in
Drosophila"
March
24, 2009: Dr. Pamela Raymond,
University of Michigan:
""Epimorphic regeneration in zebrafish"
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