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SEMINAR PROGRAMME summer term 2020/2021

Even this semester we are forced to stay just online, due to the pandemic situation. However, programme looks very interesting despite!

***  SEMINARS DURING THE COVID ERA ***

Seminars take place every Tuesday from 15.00 to 16.30 unless specified otherwise. During this semester they will be online on Zoom under this stable link: https://cuni-cz.zoom.us/my/ecology.seminars

If not specified, the primary language of all seminars is English. For any further information please contact Martina Johnson Pokorná (martina.pokorna@natur.cuni.cz)

  • 23 February
    Jennifer Y. Lamb

    (College of Science and Engineering, St. Cloud State University, Minnesota, USA)
    Shifting perspective: biofluorescence in amphibians (with Dept. of Zoology)
  • 2 March
    Presentations of 3rd year BSc students I. – in Czech
  • 9 March
    Presentations of 1st year MSc students
  • 16 March
    Presentations of 3rd year BSc students II.
     – in Czech
  • 23 March
    Michal Horsák

    (Faculty of Science, Masaryk University Brno)
    Spring fens: what makes them special for ecologists and palaeoecologists
    (with Depts. of Botany and Zoology)
  • 30 March 9am!
    Gabriel Machovsky-Capuska

    (Charles Perkins Centre, University of Sydney, Australia)
    Plunge diving into Nutritional Ecology (with Depts. of Zoology) Due to time difference seminar will exceptionally start at 9am.
  • 6 April
    Marcus Hamilton

    (Department of Anthropology, University of Texas at San Antonio, USA)
    On the convergent biogeography of biodiversity and human cultural diversity
    (with Depts. of Anthropology, Botany and Zoology)
  • 13 April
    Jiří Hulcr

    (Scool of Forest Resources and Conservation, University of Florida, USA)
    Invasive bark beetles that are going to eat up our forests: good and bad news from China and America
    (with Dept. of Zoology)
  • 20 April
    Isabel Almudi

    (Andalusian Centre for Developmental Biology (CABD), CSIC-UPO, Seville, Spain)
    Mayflies take off: a new model to investigate the origin of wings (and their many other wonders)
    (with Dept. of Zoology)
  • 27 April
    UNCE
     (with Depts. of Zoology and Botany)
  • 4 May Presentations of PhD students
  • 11 May
    Adam Petrusek

    (Department of Ecology, Charles University)
    Crayfish plague distribution, diversity and impact: from Czechia to the other side of the world and back
    (with Dept. of Zoology)

Programme of UNCE - presentations of the junior“ team members of UNCE 204069  (April 27)

  • Lukáš Falteisek (Dept. of Ecology) – Structure and dynamics of microbial communities from acidic ferruginous springs
  • Antonín Macháč (Center for Theoretical Study) – Diversity dynamics vary across phylogenetic scales
  • Martin Čertner (Dept. of Botany) – Diploid–polyploid coexistence in plant populations and its evolutionary consequences
  • Jaroslav Koleček (Inst. for Environmental Studies) – Should I stay or should I go? Migration, return rate and dispersal of the Great Reed Warbler

Presentations of PhD students (May 4)

  • Fernando Polibio Gaona Aybaca – Patterns and dynamics of insect diversity in Afrotropical ecosystems (1st year; supervisor Robert Tropek)
  • Kobe Nubitgha Ishmeal – Pollination networks in tropical and temperate montane areas (3rd year; supervisor Roebert Tropek)

Presentations of 1st year MSc students (March 9)

  • Marie Bostlová – The influnce of pesticide to microbiome of stored product mite Tyrophagus putrescentiae (supervisor Jan Hubert)
  • Nitin Bhushan – Spatio-temporal interactions between large carnivores and herbivores in Kruger National Park (supervisor Petr Pyšek)
  • Belfu Çetinkaya – Cultural evolution of birdsong: Changes of Tree Pipit vocalization in year-to-decade temporal scales (supervisor Tereza Petrusková)
  • Lily Carolin Helmbold – Use of individual acoustic monitoring to study endangered species – case study on the Meadow Pipit (supervisor Tereza Petrusková)

Presentations of 3rd year BSc students I. (March 2)

  • Kateřina Vobořilová – Klimatické determinanty elevačního rozšíření tropických obratlovců (supervisor David Hořák)
  • Dita Afrodita Šlosarová – Habitatově specifické populační hustoty živočichů: revize konceptu (supervisor David Hořák)
  • David Homoláč – Význam vodních zdrojů pro využívání prostoru savci v africké savaně (supervisor David Hořák)
  • Kateřina Janovska – Krmiva včel a jejich vliv na zdravotní stav včelstev (supervisor Jan Hubert)
  • Petr Chlup – Metodické problémy při analýzách úbytku hmyzu (supervisor David Storch)

Presentations of 3rd year BSc students II. (March 16)

  • Barbora Veverková – Ecological effects of climate change on snakes (supervisor Ondřej Sedláček)
  • Anna Semeráková – Ekologické a etologické aspekty střetu ptáků s budovami (supervisor Ondřej Sedláček)
  • Kateřina Matoušková – Biodiverzita zelených střech (supervisor Ondřej Sedláček)
  • Filip Schätz – Neoextinkce (supervisor David Storch)
  • Filip Tuháček – Vliv vysychání a zarůstání mokřadů mírného pásu na diverzitu a početnost ptáků (supervisor David Hořák)
  • Adéla Vrchotová – Biodiverzita extrémně kyselých jezer (supervisor Linda Nedbalová)
  • Bohumil Fiala – Vážky v městské krajině (supervisor Martin Černý)
  • Nela Gloríková – Impact of endosymbiotic bacteria on the capacity of host invertebrates to provide ecosystem services (supervisor Milan Řezáč)
Published: Feb 16, 2021 10:15 AM

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