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TESS seminars feature international, Australian, and local JCU researchers whose work falls within Tropical Environmental and Sustainability Sciences. Speakers are typically established or postdoctoral researchers.
Where: Crowther Lecture Theatre A3.001, JCU Nguma-bada Campus, Smithfield
When: Wednesdays on the dates shown below
Who: All are welcome
Time: 4 pm to 5 pm (AEST)
Followed by drinks & nibbles.
Next seminars
Seminar speakers for Semester 2 2024 have been scheduled as follows:
- 24 July - Dr Teddi Lynn Chichester - UCLA
- 31 July - Dr Noel Preece – Biome5/JCU
- 7 August - Professor Bill Sutherland – Cambridge University
- 14 August - Professor Alan Andersen – CDU
- 21 August - Professor Fritz Kleinschroth – Leibnitz University
- 28 August - Professor Angela Moles – UNSW
- 11 September - Jules Seabright – Wet Tropics Management Authority
- 18 September - Rachel Ashegbofe Ikemeh - SW/Niger Delta Forest Project
- 2 October - Dr Jessica Walsh – Monash
- 9 October - Distinguished Professor William F. Laurance – JCU
- 16 October - Professor Craig Moritz – ANU
- 23 October - Professor Chris Dickman – USYD
Please note that sometimes speakers are unable to attend, and this list may change at short notice.
Abstracts and speaker biographies are available on the 2024 Seminar Series page.
Past Seminars
To view our latest recording or re-watch our past seminars, click on the links below.