
Biodiversity Festival - Intro to Forest Bathing: Walk on Mount Royal
Join guide-in-training, Jacky Farrell (McGill Science Outreach), for a Shinrin Yoku (Forest Bathing) walk on Mount Royal. Forest Bathing helps us slow down, open our senses and follow our curiosities. What a great way to take a nourishing break, recharge and celebrate McGill’s Biodiversity Festival!
CEEB Series: Biodiversity across space and time: Insights from trait-based ecology
Speaker: Marta Jarzyna, Ohio State University Host: Laura Pollock
MCDB Series: Comparative connectomics and escape behavior in larvae of closely related Drosophila species
Speaker: Tomoko Ohyama, Department of Biolgoy McGill University
CEEB Series: Forest productivity and stability under drought: the significance of tree species richness, structural diversity and functional diversity
Speaker: Florian Schnabel, University FreiburgHost: Catherine Potvin
MCDB Series: Peripheral and central mechanisms of chronic pain
Speaker: Arkady Khoutorsky, McGill University Host: Jon Sakata
CEEB Series: Novel Nondestructive Methods to Detect and Image Microplastics and Nanoplastics in Whole Organisms
Speaker: Nathalie Tufenkji, McGill Chemical Engineering Host: Irene Gregory-Eaves
MCDB Series: Alzheimer's disease and the physiological function of amyloid precursor protein (APP)
Speaker: Lisa Munter, McGill University Host: Alanna Watt
CEEB Series: How songbirds fly and arboreal ant assemblages
Speaker 1: Clémentine Bodin, McGill Department of Biology Title: How songbirds fly: Study of flight kinematics in a controlled laboratory environment Host: Sarah Woolley
Speaker 2: Max Adams, McGill Department of Biology Title: Arboreal ant assemblages: isolated communities with novel experimental potential Host: Ehab Abouheif
MCDB Series: Molecular mechanisms that regulate the cell division cycle
Speaker: Vincent Archambault, IRIC Host: Nam-Sung Moon
CEEB Series: Rewiring of food webs by genetic and environmental change
Speaker: Matt Barbour, Sherbrooke University Host: Laura Pollock/Andrew Hendry
CEEB Series: Predicting, measuring, and falsifying diversity change hypotheses
Speaker: Eden Tekwa, McGill Department of Biology Hosts: Jennifer Sunday/Laura Pollock/Andrew Gonzalez
CEEB Series: Connectivity change: from detection to causal attribution of movement across scales to support conservation
Speaker: Wenyuan Zhang, McGill Department of Biology Hosts: Jennifer Sunday/Laura Pollock/Andrew Gonzalez
MCDB Series: Enzyme polymerization provides allosteric mechanisms for metabolic control
Speaker: Justin Kollman, University of Washington Host: Jackie Vogel
CEEB Series: Examining the role of diverse sexual behavior and conflict on eco-evolutionary dynamics
Speaker: Swanne Gordon, Cornell University Host:Andrew Hendry