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May
Sex lives of marsupials: Who's getting lucky, who isn't and why does it matter for conservation?   View Summary
30 May 2013

Presenter:- Dr Cathy Herbert

 
June
Camden Seminar Series    View Summary
6 June 2013
  • Olivia Evans will be presenting "Investigating the transmission factors of Ostreid herpesvirus-1 (OsHV-1) within the environment: Wild mollusc species as a possible source of infection?"
 
Sydney Seminar Series   View Summary
6 June 2013

Dr Natasha Hamilton, presentation title - TBA

 
Wildlife Genomics   View Summary
13 June 2013

Dr Rebecca Johnson, Head of The Australian Centre for Wildlife Genomics at the Australian Museum will present a talk TBA.

 
Wildlife conservation and phylogenomics.   View Summary
20 June 2013

PhD candidate Jessica Gurr

 
Camden Seminar Series   View Summary
20 June 2013

Sonia Yun Liu will present:-

'Digestion dynamics of starch and protein influence broiler performance and nutrient utilisation: a new concept in poultry nutrition'

 
Infectious Diseases and Microbiology   View Summary
27 June 2013

Dr Julianne Djordjevic, Lab Leader, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, Westmead Millennium Institute, Sydney Medical School, Westmead will present a talk - title TBA

 
July
AASG@Sydney: Life in the Anthropocene   View Summary
8 July 2013 to 10 July 2013

Keynotes: Prof Cary Wolfe (Rice), Prof Kate Rigby (Monash) , Prof Claire Kim (UC Irvine), Prof Paul McGreevy (USyd), Dr Siobhan O'Sullivan (UniMelb), Prof Peter Sankoff (Alberta)

Conference theme: The Anthropocene describes a period of geological time dominated by homo sapiens and marked by the significant impact of human activity on the planet. At a time when the natural world is ever more subject to human intervention, interspecies relations face many challenges. If the cultural and scientific moment of the Anthropocene puts 'us' in our place, then it is time to reconsider our place with them, the other animals.