Dr. Simon Verhulst: Life - Work - Death: The physiology of life-history trade-offs

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2 May 2006 16:00
Unit: Wageningen UR
Location: Zodiac, Marijkeweg 40, Wageningen, lecture room 40
Organisation: Department of Animal Sciences

By Dr. Simon Verhulst of the Biological Centre Haren, Faculty of Biology, Groningen University.

Co-referee: Dr. Henk
Parmentier, Adaptation Physiology, Group Wageningen University.

The work of Simon Verhulst involves the characterization of priorities (trade-offs) within animals under simultaneous natural demands or stress. Metabolism, hormonal regulation and other physiological parameters are studied, especially in wild birds, that indicate species-specific strategies of priority setting.

Zodiac academic lectures are an initiative of the Department of Animal Sciences, Wageningen University. On every first Tuesday of the month, an invited speaker will present a topic related to animal sciences. Speaker and topic will, and are meant to, provoke discussion among the audience of staff, postdocs, PhD and MSc students, and guests. Drinks after the presentation and discussion.

Calendar 2006: 6 Jun ABG

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