SER Seminar Series
There are still sessions available for 2008, please contact julian.gorman@cdu.edu.au with expressions of interest.
The School for Environmental Research seminar series runs in conjunction with the EHS seminar series. The combined series run every Friday between 1300 and 1400 hrs, with occasional additional talks scheduled at short notice to accommodate visitors.
Seminars are usually held in the Blue 1, the Business Lecture theatre (formally 22.01), unless otherwise indicated in the list below. Details will be added to the list below as arrangements are confirmed. Email reminders will be sent out on the Wednesday preceding and then again on the morning preceding each seminar and will include details of any change.
If you would like to give an SER seminar or be added to circulation lists email: julian.gorman@cdu.edu.au
Please follow links to upcoming and past SER seminar series including the AIATSIS/SER Joint Seminar Series.
Upcoming seminars |
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Title |
Presenter |
Date |
Time | Venue |
| TBA | TBA | 21/11/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| TBA | TBA | 05/12/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| TBA | TBA | 19/12/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| Trophic dynamics of freshwater fish: Sources of variation | Dr Brad Pusey (Griffith University) |
2008 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| Flow regime and habitat interact at multiple scales to shape riverine fish assemblages: Insights from explanatory and predictive models developed in eastern Australia | Dr Mark Kennard (Griffith University) |
2008 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| TBA | TBA | 2009 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| TBA | TBA | 2009 | 3:00-4:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| TBA | TBA | 2009 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| TBA | TBA | 2009 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| 2008 completed seminars | ||||
Title |
Presenter |
Date |
Time | Venue |
| Socio-economic aspects of rice-fish culture development in Bangladesh: opportunities and challenges | Nesar Ahmed | 24/10/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| Critique of the Kyoto Protocol | Dr Merrilyn Wasson | 10/10/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| Termite guts: world's smallest bioreactors | Andreas Brune | 05/09/08 | 1:00- 2:00PM |
Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| Tropical turmoil – a biodiversity tragedy in progress | Corey Bradshaw | 15/08/08 | 3:00-4:00PM | Building Blue 1 (22.01) |
| Reviewing the Northern Territory intervention one year on: Some observations about economic and environmental issues (abstract) |
Prof Jon Altman | 08/07/08 | 12:00-1:00PM | |
| The role of fire in the ecology of Leichhardt's grasshopper (Petasida ephippigera) and its food plants, Pityrodia spp. (abstract) | Piers Barrow | 04/07/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building 22.01 |
| Tagging and tracking the world's largest fish (abstract) | Mark Meekan | 20/06/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building 22.01 |
| The role of flow variability in river management: a Tasmanian study addressing assumptions in environmental flow recommendations (abstract) | Dr Danielle Warfe | 23/05/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building 22.01 |
| Inoculating the savannas: distributional patterning of weed species along very extensive transects across contrasting land tenures and disturbance regimes in the Northern Territory, Australia (abstract) |
Dr Noel Preece | 16/05/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building 22.01 |
| Traditional ecological knowledge of whale sharks: Collaborating with Bajo Fishermen of Eastern Indonesia for Whale Shark Conservation (abstract) | Dr Natasha Stacey and Johanna Karam | 09/05/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building 22.01 |
| Feral Camels in Australia: A Legislative Review (abstract) | Prof Stephen Garnett, Michael O'Donnell and Gill Ainsworth | 11/04/08 | 1:00-2:00PM |
Telelinked to Alice Springs 15.1.2 |
| Cane Toad Control in the Wet - Dry Savannas (abstract) | Graeme Sawyer | 28/03/08 |
1:00-2:00PM | Building 22.01 |
| Mangrove change in a Darwin coastal swamp: Local and global drivers (abstract) | Grant Williamson | 29/02/08 | 1:00-2:00PM | Building 22.01 |
View a current list of SER Seminar Series.
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For a complete list of Charles Darwin University scheduled seminars visit What's On.
