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Public
Lecture Series
The
Whitney Laboratory presents
a public lecture series called
Evenings at Whitney.
Monthly presentations include
current science topics, plus
subjects from on-going research
programs at the Lab. Speakers
are recognized experts in their
fields who welcome questions
and discussion.
Lectures and parking are free and
registration or reservations are not necessary.
7:00
p.m.
Center for Marine Studies
9505 Ocean Shore Blvd.
For further details, call (904)
461-4000
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Schedule
for the Winter/Spring 2008 lectures
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| Thursday,
January 10 |
Chasing
mid-ocean ridge eruptions: deep-sea forensics; Michael
Perfit, Ph.D.,
Professor and Chair, Department of
Geological Sciences, University of Florida
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| Thursday, February 14 |
Health and welfare of
Florida manatees; Roger
Reep, Ph.D., Professor of
Physiological Sciences, College of
Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida
and Peter
M. McGuire, Ph.D., Associate
Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology, University of Florida |
| Thursday, March 13 |
What causes diabetes? Are we close to finding a cure? Mark
Atkinson, Ph.D., American Diabetes Association Eminent Scholar, Departments
of Pathology and Pediatrics, College of Medicine, University of Florida |
| Thursday, April
10 |
Genetic manipulations in the fruit
fly fight club: love and war in a single gene and
other stories; Edward
Kravitz, Ph.D.,
George Packer Berry Professor of
Neurobiology, Harvard University |
| Thursday, May 8 |
Florida’s endangered
corals: threats to reef
health and survival; Kathryn
Patterson Sutherland, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of
Biology, Coordinator of the Marine
Biology Program, Rollins College |
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