Solitary Bees in a Warming World. Christine Urbanowicz, EEB grad. student, will host Jessica Forrest, PhD, University of Ottawa.

The Krebs Cycle, Oncometabolites and Diabetes-associated Defects of Insulin Secretion & Increased Cancer Risk. Mike Hoppa will host Patrik Rorsman, PhD, Univ. of Oxford

From Molecular Determinants to Physical Principles: How Genetically Patterned Forces Change Cell Shape. Bing He PhD, Princeton Univ., candidate for position in Bio Dept.

Noise & Competition in Gene Expression: The Biophysics of Cellular Inconveniences. Robert Brewster PhD, Cal-Tech, candidate for faculty position in the Biological Sciences Dept.

Inverse Size Scaling of the Nucleolus by a Concentration-Dependent Phase Transition. Stephanie Weber PhD, Princeton Univ., candidate for faculty position in the Biology Dept.

Spatiotemporal Control of the Forces That Shape Multicellular Tissues. Karen Kasza PhD, Sloan-Kettering Institute, candidate for faculty position in the Biological Sciences Dept.

Using Single Cell Dynamics to Uncover Principles of Cell Fate Decisions. Andreas Doncic PhD, Stanford University, candidate for faculty position in the Biological Sciences Dept.

The 3D Genome: Folding, Misfolding and Unfolding. Rachel McCord PhD, UMass-Medical School, candidate for faculty position in the Biological Sciences Dept.

Leif Richardson will present his PhD thesis: Bittersweet: Nectar Chemistry Mediates Interactions Among Plants, Pollinators and Parasites

Ecology & Evolution of Nature's Housing Market: Niche Construction & Natural Selection. Mark Laidre PhD, Neukom Inst. at Dartmouth, candidate for position in the Biology Dept.