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2006 Distinguished Scholar Lecture Series
Spring Retreat
Date: June 14th 2006
Time: 9AM - 5PM
Location: Loudermilk Center (directions)
Key Note Address:
 Gene Robinson , University of Illinois
“Over achievers: What Honey Bees Teach us about Genes, Brain, and Social Behavior”
Download: Time Schedule (PDF)
Time |
Activity |
9am - Breakfast & Registration |
10am |
Opening Remarks – Don Edwards , Director Brains & Behavior |
10:15 – 10:45am |
James Newcomb (Dept. Biology - Advisor: Paul Katz)
"Two ways to make a slug swim" |
10:45 – 11:15am |
Amy Horner (Dept. Biology - Advisor: Chuck Derby)
“Chemical signals and chemosensory pathways mediating shelter selection in Caribbean spiny lobsters” |
11:15 – 11:45am - Coffee Break |
11:45 – 12:15pm |
Fadi Issa (Dept. Biology - Advisor: Don Edwards)
“The effect of social experience on the behavior and physiology of crayfish” |
12:15 - 12:45pm |
Nadja Spitzer (Dept. Biology - Advisors: Don Edwards & Deb Baro)
“The role of identified serotonin receptors in modulating the pyloric rhythm” |
12:45 – 2pm - Lunch & Poster Session |
2 – 3pm |
Key Note Address: Gene Robinson , University of Illinois
“Over achievers: What honey bees teach us about genes, brain, and social behavior” |
3 – 5pm - Wine & Cheese Reception - Poster Session |
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