Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Seminar Location

Haller-Auditorium 248, Geologie, Baltzerstrasse 1

Seminar Schedule

Tuesday, 11:15

  • Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Events from Anzahl Treffer:

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Datum 15 September 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 22 September 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 29 September 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Dr. Anna Feller, Universität Bern

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 6 October 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 13 October 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Prof. Leonida Fusani, University of Vienna

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 20 October 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Dr. Iris Menéndez Gonzalez

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 27 October 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Prof. Rowan Barrett, Genomics of resilience to environmental change

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 3 November 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Prof. Séverine Vuilleumier, Biodiversity and health

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 10 November 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Dr. Gerard Martinez De Leon, Universität Bern

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 17 November 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Prof. Brice-Olivier Demory, Center for Space and Habitability (CSH)

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 24 November 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 1 December 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Prof. Dr. Jake Alexander

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 8 December 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Chuliang Song

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 15 December 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:Exam

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 22 December 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 29 December 2026

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 5 January 2027

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 12 January 2027

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 19 January 2027

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1

Datum 26 January 2027

Uhrzeit 11:15 - 12:45

Lecture Series in Ecology and Evolution

Titel:TBA

Location:Haller-Auditorium 248, Baltzerstrasse 1
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Speakers

Spring & Autumn Semester 2026
Date Speakers Title
17.02.2026 Prof. Hanna ten Brink, Department of Theoretical and Computational Ecology, University of Amsterdam Marine species interactions under environmental change: insights from microbes and estuarine-dependent fish 
Prof. Dr. X. Li Richter
24.02.2026 Dr. Bernhard Wegscheider, Aquatic Ecology & Evolution, IEE Identifying priority areas for conservation and restoration of freshwater biodiversity in Switzerland 
Prof. Dr. O. Seehausen
03.03.2026 Prof. Dr. Judith Bronstein, University of Arizona What Do We Know, and Where Do We Go From Here? 
Prof. Dr. C. Peichel
10.03.2026 Prof. Jack Tseng , UC Berkeley The structure-performance relationship of the lower jaw reveals a mammalian innovation 
Prof. Dr. A.-C. Fabre
17.03.2026 Dr. Timothy Fuqua, University of Bern, Theoretical Ecology and Evolution The evolution and emergence of regulatory DNA  
Prof. Dr. C. Bank
24.03.2026 Dr. Zachary Bailey, University of Bern, Terrestrial Ecology Microbial Communities in a Changing Climate: Coexistence, Collapse, and Recovery 
IEE junior Staff
31.03.2026 Prof. Charles Mullon, University of Lausanne The evolutionary origins and consequences of XY and ZW sex-determining systems 
IEE junior Staff (Suman Das)
14.04.2026 Prof. Dr. Lisa M. Schulte, Goethe University Frankfurt Amphibian chemical communication: From Pheromones to “Socially Transferred Materials” 
Prof. Dr. E. Ringler
21.04.2026 Dr. Olivia Plateau, Evolutionary Functional Morphology group, IEE & NMBE What insights into ontogeny can we gain from osteology? 
Prof. Dr. A.-C. Fabre
28.04.2026 Dr. Stijn Verschueren, University of Bern, Conservation Biology Interactions between recovering large carnivores and mammal communities 
Prof. Dr. R. Arlettaz
05.05.2026 Dr. Rudolf P. Rohr, University of Fribourg Interplay between evolution and coexistence theory 
Prof. Dr. M. Thakur
12.05.2026 Prof. Dr. Priyanga Amarasekare , UCLA Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology - 
IEE junior staff (E. Rees-Baylis)
19.05.2026 Prof. Dr. Margaret Owuor, Wyss Academy / IEE - 
Prof. Dr. C. Bank
26.05.2026 Exam, - - 
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Exam

The semester exam (open-book, 45 minutes, no laptops) of this lecture series covers the lectures given in this semester. At the exam you will receive three themes corresponding to three talks given in this semester and you will be asked to choose one.

State for this selected theme the three results or statements that you judge as being most important.
You are encouraged to supplement your explanation by graphs or tables, if appropriate, and to describe and value the applied methodology. Critique would be welcome, if you were not entirely happy with methods or interpretation.

Most importantly, you should justify your judgements with arguments – this is what will be evaluated by the examiners, not your selection of what you found most important. Please discuss only issues that were presented in the respective talks, and not related issues that you know from other sources. Please be concise and aim to condense your text to one page.