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2009 Seminars
18 Feb
(Wed)
Gene expression and proteomix of Haemonchus contortus
(Kwan Yun, University of Sydney)
19 Feb Opportunities for perennial wheat in Australia Nicole Hyde, PhD Student
26 Feb Linkages between early growth and development in cereals Felicity Gummer, PhD Student
5 March Soil nutrient retention under biochar amended broadacre cropping soils in southern NSW David Waters, PhD Student
19 March Native plants, natural products, neoplasia … and diabetes too! Dr Phil Kerr
25 March
(Wed)
Improving dairy production in Pakistan through improved extension services
(NB: This special seminar commences at 8.00pm at Charles Sturt University - click on the seminar title for full details)
26 March Cattle, mice and trypanosomes: some genetic epidemiology Associate Prof Peter Thomson, University of Sydney
27 March
(Friday)
Climate Change Adaptation Strategy Assessment Tool (CCASAT) Dr De Li Liu
14 May Native parasitic wasps: a new tool for fruit fly management in Australia Jennifer Spinner, PhD Student
28 May Investigations into improving the efficiency of the pasture phase to sequester carbon to depth Susan Orgill, PhD Student
2 June
(Tue)
The molecular genetics of cyanobacterial toxicity as a basis for monitoring water quality and public health risk Prof Brett Neilan
NB: this seminar will be held at 12 noon
11 June Fetal Programming of Livestock, Francoise McPherson, PhD Student
25 June
(2.00 pm)
Forage Research in India, Dr Devendra Malaviya, Visiting Professor
25 June
(3.00 pm)
How does chicory affect the nitrogen cycling of pasture systems? Matthew Gardner, PhD Student
8 July
(Wed)
Maximising water capture and use in a no-till controllled traffic system (NB: this seminar commences at 12 noon)
10 July
(Friday)
Solutes accumulated during leaf osmotic adjustment as related to duration and severity of water deficit for wheat ( Triticum aestivum L.) at the reproductive stage, Nio Song, PhD Student
(NB: this seminar will be held at the special time of 3.30pm and will be followed by refreshments)
6 Aug Summer dormancy, perennial wheat and climate change research: Highlights of a trip to USA and France, Mark Norton
19 Aug (Wed) Managing business risk on dryland farms in south-eastern Australia,
Tim Hutchings, Agricultural Consultant
NB: This seminar will commence at 10.00am
20 Aug Mot, Hi, Ba, Yo! – a Vietnamese experience
Enquiries: Alison Southwell
27 Aug Effect of antibiotics in extender on bacterial and spermatozoal quality of buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) bull semen, Dr Murtaza Andrabi, National Agriculture Research Institute of Pakistan
3 Sep Factors involved in the successful establishment of invasive, non-native weed species in the US and Australia - is allelopathy involved? Prof Leslie Weston
4 Sep
(Friday)
Demystifying PAs , Roger Mandel, 12pm - 1pm, Tea Room, School of Agricultural & Wine Sciences, CSU. Enquiries G Krebs
(NB: special time and venue)
18 Sep
(Friday)
Green control of plant diseases: theory and practices,
Professor Xie Lianhui
, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Plant Pathologist
NB:
This seminar will commence at 2.00pm.
23 Sep
(Wed)
Allelopathic potential of Eucalyptus on weeds: bioactivity and chemical analysis, Dr Jinbiao Zhang, Visiting Fellow
Enquiries: Dr Hanwen Wu
8 Oct Biostats, Prof Terry Bossomaier, School of Accounting, CSU
14 Oct
(Wed)
Tips and tricks to use Word and Excel more efficiently, Dr Guangdi Li
(NB: This will be a 3-hour workshop from 9:00 - 12:00 in the WWAI Conference Room)
15 Oct The Principles and Guidelines for Designing Long-term Agronomic Experiments, Dr Guangdi Li
12 Nov Australian water policy and planning: a personal reflection on the state of the art Prof Kathleen Bowmer, School of Agricultural & Wine Sciences, CSU
13 Nov
(Friday)
Three cases of gene flow between crops and wild relatives: oilseed rape, sugar beet, foxtail millet (Henri Darmency, Weed Ecologist, INRA, Dijon, France); and National Programs for Noxious Weed Research and Management in the USA ( Alan V Tasker, National Noxious Weed Program Manager, APHIS/USDA)
(NB: 12 noon in the WWAI Conference Room)
24 Nov
(Tues)
Using many genes for selection and cross prediction in plant breeding Dr Howard Eagles, Senior Research Fellow, University of Adelaide.
(NB: Time is 10.30 am in the WWAI Conference Room)
26 Nov Australian native foods and their functional properties Dr Samson Agboola, School of Agricultural & Wine Sciences, Charles Sturt University
3 Dec The long march to a schistosome vaccine Prof Alan Wilson, Department of Biology, University of York, UK
7 Dec When Fathers and Mothers are Unequal: Epigenetic Studies in Cattle Dr Ikhide Imumorin, Assistant Professor of Animal Molecular and Quantitative Genetics, Cornell University , Ithaca , NY, USA

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