E & B Seminar Series
The role of Natural History Museums in fighting the Illegal Wildlife Trade. Introducing ShellBank: A Global DNA Database for Marine Turtles by Dr. Greta Frankham |Detail
The role of Natural History Museums in fighting the Illegal Wildlife Trade. Introducing ShellBank: A Global DNA Database for Marine Turtles by Dr. Greta Frankham |Detail
Movement ecology, animal personalities, and the conservation of endangered freshwater turtles by Mr. Chan Wing Sing | Supervisor: Professor T Bonebrake |Details
Genetic consequences of natural and human assisted invasions - a study of Hong Kong birds by Miss Wang Zhenyue | Supervisor: Professor Juha Merilä | Detail
Molecular chaperone, cpSRP43, OR/ORL and CPP1, in Arabidopsis thaliana by Xiulian Huang | Supervisor: Prof. Peng Wang
Genome-Wide Transcription Factor Regulatory Networks in Tomato Fruit Development by Hailin ZHOU | Supervisor: Prof. Peng Wang
Investigating Anthropogenic Impacts on Coastal Benthic Ecosystems Across Local, Regional, and Global Scales by Mr. Zhang Mengjin | Supervisor: Professor David Baker | Detail
Diversity, distribution, species delimitation, speciation and demographic history of non-reef-building corals (Hexacorallia: Scleractinia) in Hong Kong by Mr. Yiu King Fung | Supervisors: Professor Juha Merilä and Professor Paolo Momigliano | Detail
Exploring what ancient humans and coral fossils tell us about past environments, ecosystems, and culture by Dr. Jonathan Cybulski |Detail
Exploring the resilience of cryptobenthic fish in urbanized coastal ecosystems by Miss Cutracci Maxine Roberta | Supervisor: Professor Celia Schunter | Detail
Deciphering the Impact of Oxidase and Oxidative Stress Genes on Type I-F CRISPR-Cas System in Pseudomonas aeruginosa by Botian SONG | Supervisor: Prof. Aixin YAN