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James Marvin Memorial Seminar Series

Marvin Seminars are held on Wednesdays from 1:00pm-2:00pm in Jeffords room 110. Attendees gather afterward from 2:00pm-2:30pm to socialize in Jeffords room 111.

Seminars this semester will be held in person with a simultaneous livestream via Microsoft Teams. If you would like to attend a seminar remotely, please email plantbio@uvm.edu to request a link to the MS Teams live stream.

The current seminar schedule is posted below.

Spring 2025 Marvin Seminar Schedule

Spring 2025 Marvin Seminar Schedule

DateSpeakerSeminar Title
Jan 29Abraham Isah, University of AbujaUnveiling the Ecological and Molecular Impacts of Transgenic Pod Borer-Resistant Cowpea: A Proteometabolomic and Ecotoxicogenomic Perspective
Feb 5John Kress, National Museum of Natural HistoryTo know our trees: A vital responsibility for today and the future
Feb 12NO SEMINARNO SEMINAR
Feb 19NO SEMINARNO SEMINAR
Feb 26Eric Galbraith, McGill UniversityTechnosphere vs. biosphere: Integrating global human processes in earth system science
Mar 5David Green and Julie Raiguel-Meis, Plant Biology graduate studentsJulie - Abscisic Acid in Root Development鈥擭ot just a stress hormone!
Mar 12SPRING BREAKNO SEMINAR
Mar 19Speaker TBDSeminar Title: TBD
Mar 26Regina Visconti and Nicole Phelan, Plant Biology graduate studentsSeminar Title: TBD
Apr 2Speaker TBDSeminar Title: TBD
Apr 9Zach Gompert, Utah State UniversitySeminar Title: TBD
Apr 16Robert Langellier and Alyssa Van Doorn, Field Naturalist studentsAlyssa: Finding Vermont's Old Forests
Apr 23Rachel Goland and Lucy Gross, Field Naturalist studentsRachel - Phenological Monitoring Along Elevation Gradients: Lessons from a Pilot Season on the Mount Washington Auto Road

Lucy - An Ecological and Recreational Assessment of Jay State Forest
Apr 30Steve Root and Veronica Magner, Field Naturalist studentsSteve - Exploring the Raven/Human Relationship in Yosemite National Park