Other, Classes & Lectures, Community, Festivals & Parades, Conferences, Attractions
Seymour Center Labside Chats: A Conversation with a Scientist
About Seymour Center Labside Chats: A Conversation with a Scientist
Dive into the wonderful, curious, and sometimes bizarre world of marine science! Join the Seymour Center for a live conversation with a UC Santa Cruz scientist to gain deeper insight into their field of study and what fuels their passion for discovering the unknown.
Visit the Seymour Center's website to submit your questions in advance for each scientist, and to watch the live conversations.
Tune in for the next Labside Chat with Suzanne Alonzo, professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at UC Santa Cruz, on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 11:00 AM PDT. Explore the evolution and expression of mating and reproductive behaviors of fishes.
Join the conversation! Submit your questions in advance for Suzanne, then watch the conversation to hear the answers during the live chat. Help us put together questions such as:
* What type of research is needed to understand the evolution of fishes’ reproductive traits?
* Do social interactions influence fish sexual selection and behavior?
* How does understanding reproductive traits and behaviors of fish relate to conservation and management?
Please support the Seymour Center by becoming a member or making a donation today. Thank you sincerely!
Visit the Seymour Center's website to submit your questions in advance for each scientist, and to watch the live conversations.
Tune in for the next Labside Chat with Suzanne Alonzo, professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at UC Santa Cruz, on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 11:00 AM PDT. Explore the evolution and expression of mating and reproductive behaviors of fishes.
Join the conversation! Submit your questions in advance for Suzanne, then watch the conversation to hear the answers during the live chat. Help us put together questions such as:
* What type of research is needed to understand the evolution of fishes’ reproductive traits?
* Do social interactions influence fish sexual selection and behavior?
* How does understanding reproductive traits and behaviors of fish relate to conservation and management?
Please support the Seymour Center by becoming a member or making a donation today. Thank you sincerely!
Comments
Free Event
Explore Nearby
-
1
Equinox Winery
Attractions -
2
UCSC Extension
Attractions -
3
Phoenix Asian Restaurant
Restaurants -
4
Le Cigare Volant
Restaurants -
5
Mission Inn
Hotels
-
1
Equinox Winery
334 Ingalls St -
2
UCSC Extension
2300 Delaware Ave -
3
Odonata Wines
2343 Mission St -
4
Sones Cellars
334 B Ingalls St -
5
Derby Park
508 Woodland Way -
6
Surf City Vintners
334 C Ingalls St. -
7
Trout Gulch Vineyards
427 Swift St -
8
Swift Street Courtyard
402 Swift St -
9
Equinox Champagne Cellars
427 Swift St -
10
MJA Vineyards
328 A Ingalls St -
11
Natural Bridges State Beach
Swanton Blvd & W Cliff Dr
-
1
Phoenix Asian Restaurant
2301 Mission St -
2
Le Cigare Volant
328 Ingalls St. -
3
Tam's
2403 Mission St -
4
Taqueria Santa Cruz
2215 Mission St -
5
Upper Crust Pizza & Pasta
2415 Mission St -
6
Thai Orchid
2238 Mission St -
7
Westside Farmers' Market
Mission Street & Western Drive -
8
O'mei
2316 Mission St -
9
La Cabaña Taqueria
2332 Mission St -
10
Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing
402 Ingalls St Suite 27
-
1
Mission Inn
2250 Mission Street
© 2026 SantaCruz.com: A City Guide by Boulevards. All Rights Reserved. Advertise with us | Contact us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Site Map
