CBA Seminars

CBA seminar: The evolution of seasonal camouflage, Jeff Good, University of Montana

A major objective of the CBA is to enhance information exchange via external visitors.

We welcome suggestions throughout the year from CBA members on potential visitors and speakers. 

See here for more information on CBA's Visiting Scientist Support.

Contact

 Claire Stephens

 Send mail

 02 6125 9492

Upcoming events

02
Nov
2023

Leveraging museum specimens to ask ecological questions in the era of genomics »

9.30–11am 2 November 2023
Professor Bruce Walsh, University of Arizona
Bruce Walsh from the University of Arizona will discuss how the ability to whole-genome sequence from museum specimens has fundamentally changed the way we view the value of collections. 

Past events

06
Apr
2016

QuestaGame: How a Multiplayer Mobile Game Can Raise the Value of Biodiversity Knowledge »
As global leaders recognise the importance of a healthy environment for human prosperity, knowledge about flora and fauna is becoming more valuable and new
11
Mar
2016

Should gene drives be considered for applications in biodiversity and conservation? »
CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing technology is transforming the way in which molecular biology is conducted. Genetic modifications can now be achieved with greater
10
Feb
2016

Differential Introgression and the “Genic View” of Species »
Species are often defined on the basis of reproductive isolation, but less well appreciated is that species can be reproductively isolated for some parts of the
03
Dec
2015

Origin and patterns of evolution in Pacific Compositae (Asteraceae) »
The Compositae (Asteraceae) family is the largest flowering plant family with ca. 25,000 species. Its members have successfully colonized the Pacific Islands
15
Sep
2015

Making a Modern Outback - the future of nature and people in remote Australia »
Outback landscapes, also known as the rangelands, or simply remote Australia, cover around 70% of Australia. This includes the savannas of Northern Australia
31
Mar
2015

ALA Two-way Indigenous Engagement Case Study »
L-R: Mitchell Scott, Kelvin Rogers, Nehemiah Farrell, Lester Gumbula and Emilie Ens
27
Mar
2015

In-situ diversification versus migration patterns in the assembly of Neotropical plant lineages.  »
As pointed out by Alwyn Gentry over thirty years ago, the current geographical patterns of Neotropical plant lineages results from an interplay of the uplift of
13
Jun
2014

Diversity and diversification of the Kimberley flora »
The Kimberley region of Western Australia is the western-most region of the Australian Monsoon Topics (AMT), bordered by the Top end to the east, and the
19
Mar
2014

The Greatest Experiment in Evolution: Viral Biocontrol of Rabbits »
CBA / RSB Director's Seminar: Edward Holmes
04
Feb
2014

Historical biogeography shapes community ecology »
The savanna ant fauna of northern Australia has its biogeographical origins and therefore evolutionary history in the arid zone. In this special CBA
16
Jul
2013

Developing Darwin’s Computer  »
CBA seminar / RSB Director's Seminar

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