Honours/Masters Seminars - Semester 1

Although fire plays an essential role in some ecosystems, it can also have adverse ecological impacts, particularly in a changing climate.

Sexual conflict occurs when male and female evolutionary interest do not coincide and is an important determinant of population viability and evolvability.

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series
brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group
(a special interest group of the ASBMB)

Professor Wai-Hong Tham

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series
brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group
(a special interest group of the ASBMB)

Fungal phytopathogens secrete a litany of molecules during their infection of a plant host, including virulence factors like effector proteins. Secreted virulence factors function in the apoplast of host tissues or are trafficked into host cells.

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series
brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group
(a special interest group of the ASBMB)

Mangroves provide critical ecosystem services from protection of coastlines and coastal communities, to their role as a carbon sink.