Summer Science Seminars
Weekly seminars are designed to broaden and enrich the intellectual experience of our summer research students. The speakers design their talks to be interesting and valuable for the undergraduate audience of varying scientific backgrounds and fields. Included are some talks by Wesleyan alumni who have gone on to careers in the sciences. Research students are encouraged to talk with the speaker, both in the formal seminar period, and in more informal smaller groups.
Summer '21 Seminar Series |
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All seminars will be held at 12:30pm and available via this link. |
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Date |
Speaker |
Title |
Host |
June 10 |
Noel Bakhtian |
Powerful Water & Thirsty Energy: The Energy-Water Nexus Note: this seminar will start at 12Noon |
Meredith Hughes |
June 17 |
Steve Zucker |
"How might we see the world in 3D? Steps toward a computational theory of vision." |
Cameron Hill |
June 24 |
Mary Jo Ondrechen |
Seeking molecular probes for SARS-CoV-2 target proteins |
Erika Taylor |
July 1 |
Malika Jeffries-El |
Making molecules |
Brian Northrop |
July 8 |
Kate Brunson |
"Introduction to Archaeological Science and Environmental Archaeology: Examples from Ancient China" |
Ellen Thomas |
July 15 |
Amelia Eisch |
Of Mice and Mars: The Impact of Space Radiation on Cognitive Performance in Male and Female Mice | Jan Naegele |
Jul 22 |
Marcus Byrne |
Dirty dancing – dung beetle celestial orientation | Ruth Johnson |
Jul 29 |
Keynote Lecture |
Topology and Geometry of Urban Road Networks |
Michael Weir
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Additional Events
June 11 10am |
Isaac Cervantes-Sandoval |
Forget about it! Zoom link: https://wesleyan.zoom.us/j/92779771135?pwd=b1ptTjVkNTFyWjFoMjkzamh5S2Eydz09 |
Presented by SACNAS |
Prior year seminar schedules:
summer 2019 - Summer2017 - Summer 2016 - Summer 2015 - Summer 2014 - Summer 2013 - Summer 2012 - Summer 2011 - Summer 2010