CES Photo Gallery
October 1, 2026
EVOxZankou Seminar
Laura Amaya Hernandez
“Modeling embryonic quality control: how stem cell-based embryo models reveal lineage-specific selection against chromosomally abnormal cells”
Woodward Fischer
“How productive was the early biosphere?”
September 17, 2026
EVOxZankou Seminar
Michal Polonsky
“Localized spatial interactions as a defining feature in glioma malignant transformation”
Renato Braghiere
"Half a Million Species, a Dozen Plant Types: What Climate Models Miss About Plant Diversity"
August 20, 2026
EVOxZankou Seminar
Chenghao Liu
“Towards genetically encoding any chemical reaction”
July 23, 2026
EVOxZankou Seminar
Thomas Adamo-Schmidt
"Passive drive: Harnessing evolutionary pressure as a non-transgenic method for removing conjugative virulent plasmids"
Viridiana Avila-Magaña
"Sweet Talk: Bacterial small RNAs as Key Mediators of Inter-Kingdom Communication in the Bobtail Squid"
June 25, 2026
EVOxZankou Seminar
Kian Faizi
"Human control of nitrogen fixation"
Jiahui Peng
"Reliability without rigidity in a learned vocal circuit”
May 21, 2026
CES Special Seminar
Florian Maderspacher
“Publishing in Current Biology — a view form the editor’s desk…”
May 7, 2026
EVOxZANKOU Seminar
Joe Parker
“The rise of ants: a lens for understanding the modern biosphere"
Felicity Meakins, Uviversity of Queensland
“Modeling time and space in the emergence of new dialects”
April 16, 2026
EVOxZANKOU Seminar
Camryn Lee
“Structural evolution of the MTCH family of mitochondrial insertases"
Kaihang Wang
“Sidewinder: new realm of freedom to write any DNA”
March 12, 2026
EVOxZANKOU Seminar
Carlos Taboada
“Evolving Transparency: The Origins of Leaf-Like Phenotypes in Neotropical Amphibians”
February 19, 2026
EVOxZANKOU Seminar
Megan Barkdull, Assistant Curator, Entomology, Natural History Museum LA County “"One genome, many phenotypes: evolutionary insights from complex traits in ants"”
January 8, 2026
EVOxZANKOU Seminar
Lior Pachter
“Evolution of cooperation”
Conner Wells
"Targeting Tail Anchored Proteins to the Endoplasmic Reticulum in Embryophytes"
