Life Sciences Cafe: New Faculty Seminar

Life Sciences Cafe: New Faculty Seminar

Emilia Martins, professor for the School of Life Sciences at ASU, presents "When a Signal Is Lost: Evolutionary Compensation in Lizards and Zebrafish."

Why do animals combine so many sounds, smells, colors and motions when communicating with each other? What happens when one type of signal is lost?

Krijn Paaijmans, an assistant professor for the School of Life Sciences at ASU, will also present a seminar, "Malaria Elimination in Mozambique: From Mosquito Surveillance to Mosquito Control."

The Paaijmans Lab is gathering entomological intelligence to guide mosquito control strategies. It is working on new approaches using old tools and on novel vector control tools to "fight the bite."

Meet the presenters and enjoy coffee and dessert.

This seminar is part of the Life Sciences Cafe seminar series. Seminars are presented every Friday through Nov. 16, 2018.

Heather Bean
School of Life Sciences
heather.d.bean@asu.edu
http://sols.asu.edu
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