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BIOE 281YTopics in Climate Change Biology

2 creditsGraduateStudent Option

This weekly seminar course centers on reading and discussing of selected publications along with peer review of research plans, grant proposals, manuscripts, lectures, and conference presentations. Students support the development and progress of graduate students in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology department whose thesis work and interests align with the course topics including: Reviewing impacts of extreme climate events, Inferring microevolutionary processes from genomic time series, Understanding community composition change in marine ecosystems.

Prerequisites

Enrollment is restricted to graduate students; qualified undergraduates may enroll with permission of the instructor.

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When it runs

Winter 2027Open Winter 2027

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01SeminarAsynchronousStaffOpen 0/15

Fall 2026Open Fall 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01SeminarAsynchronousStaffOpen 2/15

Spring 2026Open Spring 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Seminar
TBA
TBD In PersonM. L. PinskyOpen 3/15

Winter 2026Open Winter 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Seminar
TBA
TBD In PersonM. L. PinskyOpen 4/15

Fall 2025Open Fall 2025

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Seminar
TBA
TBD In PersonM. L. PinskyOpen 4/15

Who teaches it

InstructorRatingDifficultyWould take againReviews
Malin Pinsky5.0 / 54.0 / 5100%1

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