Science and Mathematics Colloquium Series: A Genomic Approach for Tracking and Predicting Evolutionary Trajectories of Social Traits
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Event description
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Learn about the work of Kyle Benowitz, PhD, which is focused within the field of evolutionary genetics with a primary interest in using genomics to study the evolution of complex social traits in insects.
Examples of his work include studying how environmental variables drive group selection at the molecular level in a fungus beetle and how differences in the gene expressions underpin variations in parental care for the young in different insects.
Zoom passcode: 033894
This presentation is part of the Science and Mathematics Colloquium Series of CISA’s School of Applied Sciences and Arts at ASU Polytechnic campus.
Event contact
Professor Xianping Li
xianping@asu.edu
Date
Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Time
3:35 pm – 5:00 pm (MST)
Cost