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PBT SS: Highlighting a Career of Defining and Meeting Grand Challenges in Entomology: A Symposium in Honor of David L. Denlinger

Tuesday, November 18, 2014: 1:30 PM-5:30 PM
Portland Ballroom 256 (Oregon Convention Center)
Organizers:
Daniel A. Hahn
Spencer T. Behmer
Moderators:
Daniel A. Hahn
Spencer T. Behmer


1:30 PM
1448
Divergent roads taken: Career choices, diapause, and cuticle
Judy Willis, University of Georgia
1:55 PM
1449
Cellular and molecular physiology of environmental stress tolerance: How basic principles can inform novel pest control strategies
Nicholas M. Teets, University of Florida
2:20 PM
1450
Links between the circadian clock, stress, and aging
Jadwiga Giebultowicz, Oregon State University
2:45 PM
1451
The JIP years (1993-2012): An influential and strong guiding hand
Spencer T. Behmer, Texas A&M University
3:05 PM
Break
3:25 PM
1452
Development of mimetic analogs of Pyrokinin/Diapause Hormone neuropeptides to disrupt insect physiology/behavior
Ronald J. Nachman, USDA - ARS
3:50 PM
1453
Influence of David L. Denlinger on tsetse fly research: Early career highlights to completion of the first Glossina genome
Joshua B. Benoit, University of Cincinnati
4:15 PM
1454
Rapid cold-hardening in insects: Our collaborations with maggots
Richard E. Lee, Miami University
4:40 PM
1455
Adaptation of overwintering physiology plays a central role in rapid genomic differentiation during host race formation
Gregory Ragland, Kansas State University
5:05 PM
1456
Dave Denlinger’s impact as chair of The Ohio State University Department of Entomology
Susan Fisher, The Ohio State University
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