The EES colloquium takes place every year in the winter semester. External guests are invited to provide insights into current research in the field of evolution, ecology and biodiversity.
The colloquium is part of the MEES T1 module (students please register via Friedolin for the module and exam: MEES800 | Prf.Nr.: 335982 T1 - Projektmodul MEES: mündliche Leistungsnachweis Seminarbeitrag). To get the the credits, you need to attend 6 lectures.
The lectures take place fortnightly on Wednesdays from 2:15 p.m. to 3:45 p.m in the lecture hall Am Planetarium 1External link. All lectures will be given in English (unless otherwise noted).
Date
Lecturer
Title
23.10.2024
Susanne Fritz (iDiv/ FSU Jena)
Biodiversity in the Anthropocene: macroecology and macroevolution of mammals and birds
06.11.2024
Natalie Iwanycki Ahlstrand (Natural History Museum of Denmark)
Collection-based research: Grass flowering times determined using herbarium specimens for modeling grass pollen under a warming climate
20.11.2024
Casey Dunn (Yale University)
Global genomics of the man-o’-war (Physalia) reveals biodiversity at the ocean surface
04.12.2024
Luis Wirsching (Natura2000-Station Mittleres Saaletal)
Managing neophytes in Thuringia
18.12.2024
Lutz Eckstein (Uni Karlstad, Sweden)
Species-rich road verges in Sweden: threats through invasive plants and prospects for biodiversity conservation
15.01.2025
Helmut Hillebrand (Oldenburg University)
Understanding (marine) Biodiversity Change
29.01.2025
Viktora Dietrich (Freiburg University)
Regeneration success of temperate tree species under increased nitrogen deposition levels and drought
WS 2023/24
The colloquium is part of the MEES T1 module (students please register via Friedolin for the module and exam: MEES800 | Prf.Nr.: 335982 T1 - Projektmodul MEES: mündliche Leistungsnachweis Seminarbeitrag). To get the the credits, you need to attend 6 lectures.
The lectures take place fortnightly on Wednesdays from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m in the lecture hall Am Planetarium 1External link. All lectures will be given in English (unless otherwise noted).
Date
Lecturer
Title
18.10.2023
No colloquium
25.10.2023
Ann Kathrin Huylmans (Mainz University)
Evolution of Sex Determination & Sex-Biased Gene Expression
08.11.2023
Anika Wohlleben (Clark University, Worcester, USA)
Eco-evolutionary dynamics in a host-parasite system
22.11.2023
Lennart Winckler (Dresden)
Sex-specific selection in different environments
06.12.2023
Tba
Tba
20.12.2023
Meike Wittmann (Bielefeld University)
How do individual trait variation and the NC³ mechanisms (niche construction, niche conformance, niche choice) shape population dynamics and species interactions?
10.01.2024
Stephan Getzin (Uni Göttingen)
Studying the demography of a ring-forming grass in the Namib: a workflow using drone mapping, GIS, and spatial analyses
24.01.2024
Marti-March Salas (Frankfurt)
Threats and Processes Driving Cliff Ecosystems
07.02.2024
Thierry Dutoit (University of Avignon)
Restoring ecosystems by the use of nature based solutions: a sustainable answer to global changes? A Mediterranean case study in Southern-France
WS 2022/23
Past colloquium talks for information.
Date
Lecturer
Title
02.11.2022
No colloquium
16.11.2022
Patrick Roberts (Jena)
From 'Green Deserts' to 'Forests of Plenty': An Emerging Archaeology of Tropical Forests
30.11.2022
Omer Nevo (iDiv)
The ecology and evolution of fruit traits
14.12.2022
Jana Eccard (Potsdam)
The timid invasion - Spatial behavioural sorting in an expanding rodent population
04.01.2023
Wolfgang Weisser (München)
Urban Ecology
18.01.2023
Michael Staab (Darmstadt)
Insects and their multi-trophic interactions in natural and experimental forests
01.02.2023
Thierry Dutoit (Avignon)
Restoring ecosystems by the use of nature based solutions: a sustainable answer to global changes? A Mediterranean case study in Southern-France
08.02.2023
Harald Pauli (Vienna)
The alpine life zone: Looking for plant refugia and extinction traps in the progressing Anthropocene
