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| Seminars in Natural History |
| Program for autumn, 2008 (to be continuously updated) |
| Date, time and place | Lecturer | Title | Info |
| Tuesday, 14th October |
Dan-Eric Nilsson Lunds universitet | Hur ser djur? | 
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| Tuesday, 21st October |
John W.K. Harris Rutgers University | What chimpanzee and capuchin studies tell us about the behavior of the earliest hominids |
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| Tuesday, 28th October |
Peter Holland University of Oxford | The origin of vertebrates: A tale of genes, genomes and amphioxus |
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Tuesday, 4th November Lilla hörsalen, 16:00 |
David Catling University of Bristol | The rise of oxygen in Earth’s early atmosphere | 
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The LET’S seminar series at the Swedish Museum of Natural History is devoted to issues of wide interest for natural history. Topics may range from cosmology to conservation biology, with an emphasis on recent scientific advances and cross-discipline interactions. Our aim is to present lectures that will communicate the excitement of modern science to a varied but scientifically informed audience of scientists, students and laymen.
More about LET’S
Old programs: Spring, 1999 · Autumn, 1999 · Spring, 2000 · Autumn, 2000 · Spring, 2001 · Autumn, 2001 · Spring, 2002 · Autumn, 2002 · Spring, 2003 · Autumn, 2003 · Spring, 2004 · Autumn, 2004 · Spring, 2005 · Autumn, 2005 · Spring, 2006 · Autumn, 2006 · Spring, 2007 · Autumn, 2007 |
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Web page by Stefan Bengtson
http://www.nrm.se/pz/lets/lets_program.html.en Latest update: 2008-10-29 |