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"Creativity at the forefront of understanding: art, science, and ourselves as entangled necessities in a world in transition" by Ashley Hamersma, PhD Student at UF
April 16 @ 6pm on zoom: tinyurl.com/5n6b4d4r
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"Creativity at the forefront of understanding: art, science, and ourselves as entangled necessities in a world in transition" by Ashley Hamersma, PhD Student at UF
April 16 @ 6pm on zoom: tinyurl.com/5n6b4d4r
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"The family Pluteaceae (Basidiomycota, Agaricales) in North America: a decade of molecular studies" presented by Alfredo Justo, Curator of Botany and Mycology, New Brunswick Museum
March 12th at 6pm eastern on zoom, tinyurl.com/ye26p2mu
"The family Pluteaceae (Basidiomycota, Agaricales) in North America: a decade of molecular studies" presented by Alfredo Justo, Curator of Botany and Mycology, New Brunswick Museum
March 12th at 6pm eastern on zoom, tinyurl.com/ye26p2mu
Register now for 'Anatomy of a Superbloom: Soil, Competition, and Survival in the San Joaquin Desert' presented by Emma Fryer, ETH Zürich.
Feb 13 at 6pm ET on zoom: tinyurl.com/u9atb42u
Register now for 'Anatomy of a Superbloom: Soil, Competition, and Survival in the San Joaquin Desert' presented by Emma Fryer, ETH Zürich.
Feb 13 at 6pm ET on zoom: tinyurl.com/u9atb42u
November 14 at 6pm eastern on zoom, register here: tinyurl.com/425v5bu6
November 14 at 6pm eastern on zoom, register here: tinyurl.com/425v5bu6
How do species interactions shape the evolution of flowers? A study of California native annual wildflowers in the genus Clarkia
tinyurl.com/3tm3s45k
How do species interactions shape the evolution of flowers? A study of California native annual wildflowers in the genus Clarkia
tinyurl.com/3tm3s45k