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Next evolution lecture in Tuscaloosa.

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Does Star Trek help explain evolution? Come find out! Mohammed Noor speaks on this subject in Tuscaloosa later this month. The lecture is free, and open to the public. ffor more information:

http://evolution.ua.edu/2018-19-series.html

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Great lecture last night by Prosanta Chakrabarty  about teaching evolution to everyone. He is a great speaker, and his PowerPoint slides were amusingly cheesy. Lots of good ways of explaining various abstruse concepts. You can find him on YouTube; he has done a bunch of TED talks.

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The next evolution lecture  at the University of Alabama:

This looks like a really fascinating topic; you shouldn't miss it if you are anywhere near Tuscaloosa on October 4. As always,  the talk is free and open to the public. There is convenient parking near the lecture hall.

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The University of Alabama's ALLELE series of lectures on topics related to evolution (http://evolution.ua.edu/) announces  the first lecture of the spring 2018 semester: February 8, 2018: Bernard Crespi, “Where Darwin Meets Freud:  The Evolutionary and Psychological Genetics of Human Cognitive Architecture.”​ the lecture is at 7:30 PM, in 1011 North Lawn Hall, UA campus, Tuscaloosa. The talk is free and open to the public.

Evolution lecture in Tuscaloosa

Casey Dunn, on the importance of poorly known taxa. Thursday night, University of Alabama, North Lawn Hall, 7:30 PM, free and open to the public.

http://evolution.ua.edu/2016-17-series.html/

This is part of ALLELE, the University of Alabama's long-running series of lectures by internationally acclaimed scientists on all different aspects of evolution. Many of these lectures are available on iTunes U, and parts of some of them appear in the new video series Speaking Evolution http://www.speakingevolution.org/

ALLELE lectures spring 2017

 

http://evolution.ua.edu/

The evolution of birds

Julia Clarke, the evolution of birds, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 7:30 PM Thursday, April 14. Free and open to the public, Ferguson Center Ballroom.

http://evolution.as.ua.edu/

Online free lecture by Clarke on the Origin of Birds http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/great-transitions-origin-birds

Evolution lecture March 31

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Dr. William “Lee” McCorkle Jr., a cognitive and evolutionary anthropologist, will present a lecture on the evolution of religious studies on March 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ferguson Center Ballroom on The University of Alabama campus.

The lecture is part of the Alabama Lectures on Life’s Evolution, or ALLELE, series at UA and is titled “Religion, a Cultural Virus: Evolutionary Approaches in the Historical, Anthropological, and Scientific Study of Religion.” The lecture is free and open to the public.

[from a news story by Dr. Chris Lynn]

Evolution Lecture Thursday

Next ALLELE LECTURE IS NEXT THURSDAY

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ALLELE lecture Thursday

Free & Open To the Public

Lecture tonight in Tuscaloosa: why we reject the theory of evolution

I might have mentioned this before here, but not recently. 7:30 PM tonight, biology auditorium, University of Alabama, free and open to the public. Chris Mooney, Washington Post columnist, talking about why Americans reject evolution.

http://evolution.as.ua.edu/the-2014-2015-series/#Mooney

April 10-Evolution lecture

WORLD-RENOWNED COSMOLOGIST LAWRENCE KRAUSS


A UNIVERSE FROM NOTHING


Professor Krauss will speak on this subject

At the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

Thursday, April 10, 7:30 pm, Biology Auditorium


The lecture is FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC


For more info:

http://evolution.as.ua.edu/information-about-the-2013-14-speakers-performers/

Evolution lecture tomorrow

James Costa of the Highlands Biological Station and Western Carolina
University will be speaking on "Alfred Russel Wallace's 'Species
Notebook' of 1855-1859," at 7:30 p.m. on March 13, in the Biology
Building Auditorium (room 127) on the University of Alabama campus in
Tuscaloosa. The lecture is free and open to the public.

His presentation is in the 2013-2014 Alabama Lectures on Life's
Evolution, known as ALLELE. The lecture series, in its eighth year, is
supported by UA's College of Arts and Sciences and various academic
departments at UA.

For further information, visit:
http://www.as.ua.edu/evolution/

Save April 10th for the Universe

Lawrence Krauss, internationally known lecturer & cosmologist, will be speaking about how the Universe came from Nothing. Lecture free & open to the public, Thursday, Apr. 10, 7:30 pm, UA Biology auditorium.

http://evolution.as.ua.edu/information-about-the-2013-14-speakers-performers/#Krauss

Evolution lecture next Thursday in Tuscaloosa

http://evolution.as.ua.edu/schedule-of-talks/

James Costa, Evolution & Alfred Russel Wallace's species notebook, 1855-1859, Tuscaloosa Alabama

Thursday, March 13, 7:30 pm, UA Biology auditorium, free & open to the public.

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http://evolution.as.ua.edu/schedule-of-talks/

Tuscaloosa: African genomics, human origins, disease

University of Alabama evolves tomorrow

http://evolution.as.ua.edu/

Climate change & evolution, Thursday night in Tuscaloosa

Evolution lecture in Tuscaloosa

Gregory Retallack of the
University of Oregon will be speaking on "Global Cooling by Grassland
Soils in the Geological Past and Near Future" at 7:30 p.m. on January
16, in the Biology Building Auditorium (room 127) on the University of
Alabama campus in Tuscaloosa. The lecture is free and open to the
public.

His presentation is in the 2013-2014 Alabama Lectures on Life's
Evolution, known as ALLELE. The lecture series, in its eighth year, is
supported by UA’s College of Arts and Sciences and various academic
departments at UA.

For further information, visit:
http://www.as.ua.edu/evolution/