The Jim Tumlinson lecture series focuses on cutting-edge science that discovers connections between organisms. This series is beginning with people who interacted with Jim along the trajectory of his career including his outstanding peers, his successfully established prior students, and the next generation of chemical ecology stars driven and inspired by his accomplishments.
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Past lectures in this series
What I learned from Jim Tumlinson when I was his PhD student… and beyond
Ted Turlings, University of Neuchâtel
November 1, 2022
Recorded Lecture:
Ted Turlings - What I learned from Jim Tumlinson when I was his PhD student… and beyond
Sounding the Alarm: immune receptors mediating plant herbivore interactions
Adam Steinbrenner, University of Washington
February 3, 2023
Recorded Lecture:
Adam Steinbrenner - Sounding the Alarm: immune receptors mediating plant herbivore interactions
Knock-out of volicitin hydrolase by genome editing/Chemical Ecology in Apple orchards
Naoko Yoshinga, Kyoto University
April 14, 2023
Recorded Lecture:
Naoko Yoshinga - Knock-out of volicitin hydrolase by genome editing
Inter-organismal chemical communications in obligate agricultural parasitic pests
Baldwyn Torto, International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology
May 5, 2023
Recorded Lecture:
Baldwyn Torto - Inter-organismal chemical communications in obligate agricultural parasitic pests
The chemistry of chemical ecology: Standing on the shoulders of giants
Jocelyn Millar, University of California Riverside
May 23, 2023
Recorded Lecture:
Jocelyn Millar - The chemistry of chemical ecology: Standing on the shoulders of giants.