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Cramer Seminar Series

The weekly seminar series held during the Fall, Winter and Spring terms.

Background & Philosophy

The weekly seminar series named for R. Melville Cramer (Dartmouth 1877) in honor of his interest in promoting graduate education in biology. Towards this end, graduate students, faculty, and associates are encouraged to invite creative and productive scholars from other institutions to visit the Department of Biological Sciences at Dartmouth College, present an open seminar, and engage in scientific discussions. Visits are typically a couple of days with a seminar on Friday. Spring term 2025 seminars will be Fridays at 2:10 pm, unless otherwise noted.  A priority of the seminar series is to engage leading scientists from around the world to participate as outside committee members for Ph.D. students in the Department of Biological Sciences. Because interests within the department range from molecules to ecosystems, we also seek guests whose research seminar will be of interest to a diverse community of biologists.

All seminars are held in the Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center unless otherwise noted. Spring term 2025 seminar location: Room 201, Life Sciences Center.

To inquire about scheduling a Cramer Seminar speaker, please contact Prof. Eric Schaller.

 

 

Cramer Series Schedule

Please see the home page events listing for Cramer Series Scheduling or the News and Events page.

Date Time Speaker's Name Topic Host(s)
Mon. 03/31/25 2:10 PM Kathleen Carroll, University of Rhode Island The Coproduction of Knowledge for Complex Ecological Problems Kathy Cottingham/EEES Graduate Program
Fri. 04/04/25 2:10 PM Yun Ding, University of Pennsylvania Molecular and Neural Evolution of Sexual Behavior and Sexual Dimorphism in Drosophila Emily Behrman
Fri. 04/11/25 2:10 PM Anastasia Baryshnikova, formerly at Calico Life Sciences Decoding the Complexity of Human Traits with Population Genomics: Insights into APOL1, Intestinal Mucins and Tryptophan Homeostasis Amanda Amodeo
Fri. 04/18/25 2:10 PM Hermann Jungkunst, University of Kaiserslautern-Landau Relating Ecozones to Biogeochemistry Caitlin Hicks Pries
Fri. 04/25/25 2:10 PM   TBA  
Fri. 05/02/25 2:10 PM Louisa Messenger, Univ. of Nevada - Las Vegas Between a Bug and a Hard Place: Global Challenges in the Control of Vector-borne Diseases Emily Behrman
Fri. 05/09/25 2:10 PM   TBA  
Fri. 05/16/25 2:10 PM HOLD - UG theses TBA  
Fri. 05/23/25 2:10 PM HOLD - UG theses TBA  
Fri. 05/30/25 2:10 PM HOLD - UG theses TBA  
Fri. 09/19/25 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 09/26/25 2:10 PM Tentative Jenn Coughlan, Yale University TBA Emily Behrman
Fri. 10/03/25 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 10/10/25 2:10 PM Tentative HOLD - pending hotel TBA  
Fri. 10/17/25 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 10/24/25 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 10/31/25 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 11/07/25 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 11/14/25 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 01/09/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 01/16/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 01/23/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 01/30/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 02/06/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 02/13/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 02/20/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 02/27/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  
Fri. 03/06/26 2:10 PM Tentative   TBA  

 

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