DEEP Advanced Seminar Series (DASS) with Prof. Marcos Méndez, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

The Department of Ecology, Environment and Plant Sciences (DEEP) warmly invites you to the DEEP Advanced Seminar Series (DASS) on 17 April which is open to all and is first come first seats. Always at 14-15:00 in N399. A fika follows in the lunchroom.

This seminar will be presented by Prof. Marcos Méndez from the Global Change Research Institute at the Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, Spain. 

Title: From Kilimanjaro to Canary Islands: Aeonium as a model system to understand the evolution of monocarpic perennial plants

Absract: TBA

About Prof. Méndez

Prof. Méndez is an ecologist with diverse interests, mainly aimed at unraveling ecological and evolutionary patterns. His main lines of work deal with the evolutionary ecology of traits related to reproduction in plants, the diversity of sexual systems in angiosperms, and the structure of arthropod communities. Prof. Méndez is also interested in the conservation of arthropods, especially spiders, dragonflies and saproxylic beetles. In addition to field work, from the subarctic to the tropics, he regularly uses data mining and large-scale literature reviews, as well as citizen science projects

Want to nominate a speaker for DASS?

Get in touch with Rachel Foster via email, provide the name, contact, and a short motivation statement for your nomination. We prefer the persons come from the European continent to be carbon conscious and we have a budget to cover travel and accommodations.