Dr. Holger Klinck and Dr. Lauren Jacobsen Cornell Lab of Ornithology Bioacoustics Research Program will discuss the impact of noise on marine mammals and measuring and assessing stress in marine mammals.
Sponsored by the Department of Natural Resources.
Being Relevant- 
What: 
Join ZAWS for the last Rounds of the year. Dr. Abou-Madi will be speaking. Lunch will be served. Sign up for lunch here. Please remember to bring your own plates and utensils.
When: Tuesday, April 24th, 12:15-1:00pm
Where: Classroom 7, College of Veterinary Medicine
LECTURE CANCELLED
What: ZAWS will be hosting a dinner lecture with Dr. Ned Place! Dr. Place’s lab focuses on comparative mammalian reproductive endocrinology/physiology, aging, and behavior. Female Naked Mole Rats and Cheetahs are both unique in the animal world for their pattern of reproductive aging. Come learn more about this topic from Dr. Place himself as he discusses his work with these two amazing species!
Sign up for dinner here. Please remember to bring your own plates and utensils.
When: Tuesday, April 17, 5-6pm
Where: Lecture Hall 1, the vet school
ZAWS will host another lecture and lab oppportunity! The lecture will be held in LH4 followed by a hands on opportunity to “perform” turtle shell repair in the Gross Lab.
The lecture is open to everyone, but because of a limited supply of specimens the lab is limited to the first 24 DUES PAYING MEMBERS.
Please wear scrubs and close toed shoes!
Dinner will be served at the lecture (from 6-7)!
Please bring your own plates and utensils!
When: Thursday April 12, 6-7 pm (lecture), 7-9 pm (lab)
Where: Lecture hall 4 for the lecture, the Gross (Bilinski) Laboratory for the lab (both located in the vet school)
What: Tropical Biology and Conservation will host Dr. Amanda Rodewald, the Director of Conservation Science at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Garvin Professor in Natural Resources who has worked extensively with bird and biodiversity conservation in Latin American agroecosystems.
Pizza and beverages provided from 5:00-5:15 PM, the talk begins at 5:15 PM and a discussion follows.
When: April 11, 5pm
Where: Emerson Hall, room 135
What: ZAWS will host their Shark Necropsy Lab, led by Dr. Willy Bemis, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology here at Cornell. Dr. Bemis studies the anatomy, development, and evolutionary relationships of fossil and living fishes including sharks, lungfishes, coelacanths, bowfins, sturgeons and paddlefishes. This lab is only open to 20 DUES PAYING MEMBERS.
When: April 10th, 4-6 pm
Where: Belinski Wet Lab
All participants must wear scrubs. Sign up for lab and dinner here
