Seminars will be held Tuesdays from 3:30 p.m. to approximately 4:20 p.m. in 100 Vickery
unless otherwise noted. Further details will be provided when available.
Date
Jan 15
Jan 20
Jan 22
Feb 3
Feb 10
Feb 17
Feb 24
Mar 3
Mar 10
Mar 17
Mar 24
Mar 31
Apr 7
Apr 14
Apr 21
Speaker
Christy Schnitzler, National
Human Genome Research
Institute, NIH
Nick Teets, University of
Florida
Andrea Wills, Stanford
University
Evan Gallagher, University of
Washington
Ray Liu, Clemson University
Saurabh Chatterjee, University
of South Carolina
Tara Raftery, University of
South Carolina
Charles Schwartz, Greenwood
Genetics Center
Carolina SETAC rehearsal
No seminar: spring break
No seminar: SOT
Have three potentials; no
confirmations
Carolyn Mattingly
Jerry LeBlanc, North Carolina
State University
Aaron Roberts, University of
North Texas
Notes/Topic
How Genomic Studies of Early Branching Animal
Lineages Contribute to Our Understanding of
Animal Biology and Evolution.
Genomics and physiology of environmental stress
tolerance in insects: From Antarctica to invasive
fruit flies
New connections between development,
regeneration and the chromatin landscape
Mechanisms and biomarkers of chemical olfactory
injury in fish
Arsenic Inhibits Sonic Hedgehog Signaling and
Alters miRNA Profile During P19 Cell
Differentiation
Toxicology, obesity, inflammation
High-Content Screening in zebrafish embryos
identifies abamectin as a potent neurotoxicant
Will pick 2-3 student speakers
The environment and human disease: in silico
approaches to understanding mechanism
Sex on Demand: Environmental Sex Determination
in Crustacea
Photoinduced toxicity of PAH following an oil spill:
Considerations for early life stage organisms
COURSE POLICIES
Instructor:
William Baldwin, 235 Long Hall (mailing address is 132 Long Hall),
baldwin@clemson.edu,. Office hours by appointment. Seminars are in 100 Vickery.
Attendance: Students are expected to attend a minimum of 10 seminars. Sign-up sheets will
be present at each meeting. If a student is unable to attend a particular seminar due to
professional duties such as a conference or field work, he/she may instead attend another
departmental seminar for that week. You must email the instructor afterwards with the name and
date of the seminar attended.
Grading: Pass/Fail