Seminar Series

Upcoming Seminar

Feeding Dynamics of the California Moray Eel in Two Harbors Catalina Island
Dr. Rita Mehta, UC Santa Cruz

September 10, 2026
5:00pm-6:00pm in HSCI-100

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Rita Mehta

About the Seminar Series

The Seminar Series is a unique opportunity for students to learn about new developments in biology and what biologists do after they graduate. Hosted by the Department of Biological Sciences at California State University, Long Beach, the weekly meetings invite guests from universities, research laboratories, and industry to present and discuss current topics in biology. All students are encouraged to attend.

Seminar Coordinator

For information and suggestions about our Seminar Series, please contact the seminar coordinator:

Dr. Houng-Wei Tsai
Houng-Wei.Tsai@csulb.edu

Schedule

The following schedule is for Fall 2026.

Upcoming Seminars
DateTitleSpeaker and Affiliation
September 10, 2026Feeding Dynamics of the California Moray Eel in Two Harbors Catalina IslandDr. Rita Mehta, UC Santa Cruz
September 17, 2026TBADr. Tiffany Petrisko, UC Irvine
September 24, 2026TBADr. Dave Daversa, UCLA
October 1, 2026What Can Kinetoplast DNA Teach Us About Physics, and What Can Physics Teach Us About Kinetoplast DNA?Dr. Alexander Klotz, CSU Long Beach
October 8, 2026Making Muscle: From Human Stem Cells to Regenerative MedicineOlga Jaime, Ph.D Candidate, UC Irvine
October 15, 2026TBADr. Huifei (Sophia) Zheng, City of Hope
October 22, 2026TBADr. Bengt Allen, CSU Long Beach
October 29, 2026TBADr. Ling Gao, UC Irvine
November 5, 2026TBADr. Tessa Solomon-Lane, Pitzer College
November 12, 2026TBATBA
November 19, 2026TBADr. Ashley Peterson, UC Irvine
December 3, 2026TBAKathleen Leon, Ph.D. Candidate, UC Irvine
December 10, 2026TBADr. Jessica Tingle, Brown University

Previous Seminars

Previous Seminars
DateTitleSpeaker and Affiliation
September 3, 2026From microbial gene identification to carbohydrate processing across environments - all biology is computational biologyDr. Renaud Berlemont, CSU Long Beach

The Seminar Series Archive has topics from previous semesters.