Molecular and Cellular Architecture for Navigating a Multichromatic World Without Opsins. Dipon Ghosh PhD, MIT, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.

Neurovascular Interactions in the Development of the Zebrafish Blood-Brain Barrier. Natasha O'Brown PhD, Harvard Medical School, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept

Defining the Cell Biology Driving Pathogenesis in a Relative of the Brain-eating Amoeba. Katrina Velle PhD, UMass-Amherst, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.

Neuronal Synapse Formation Through Phase Separation. Nathan McDonald PhD, Stanford University, a faculty candidate in the Biological Sciences Dept.

The Spatial Ecology of Predation in Bacterial Biofilm Communities. Tom Jack will host Carey Nadell PhD, Dartmouth College.

Elliott Steele will present his PhD thesis: Visual Ecology: Sensing the Social World.

Clare Doherty will present her PhD thesis: Ecology and Evolution of Social Information Use.

Keith J. Fritschie will present his PhD thesis: Identifying spatial heterogeneity in and potential biological consequences of river thermal environments.

From Pattern to Form: How Do Genetically Prescribed Forces Shape Tissues? Tom Jack will host Bing He PhD, Dartmouth College

Signals, Forces, and Cells: Decoding Tissue Morphogenesis. Bing He & Hanqing Guo will host Jennifer Zallen PhD, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.