Stanford University - Morrison Institute

2006-07

All lectures are given at Stanford University in Herrin Hall room T-175, 4:15-5:30 p.m. Members of the Stanford community and neighborhood are welcome. Credit is given for Biological Sciences 146 and Human Biology 60.

Wed., 10 Jan.	James R. Carey
	University of California, Davis
	Survival and Aging in the Wild Via Residual Demography
Wed., 17 Jan.	R. Stephen Lansing
	University of Arizona and Santa Fe Institute
	Village Assembly, Language Speciation, and the Neutral Theory in Indonesia
Wed., 24 Jan.	Richard Bribiescas
	Yale University
	On the Evolution of Human Male Reproductive Senescence: Is There a Male Menopause?
Wed., 31 Jan.	Laura Carstensen
	Stanford University
	Living Long or Growing Old: Take Your Pick
Wed., 7 Feb.	Peter Small, Anne Stone, and Sebastien Gagneux
	The Gates Foundation, Arizona State University, and the Institute for Systems Biology
	What Ancient and Modern DNA Tells Us about the Evolution of M Tuberculosis
Wed., 14 Feb.	Daniel Promislow
	University of Georgia
	Fifty Years after G. C. Williams: Is There Still a Place for Evolutionary Genetics in the Study of Senescence?
Wed., 21 Feb.	David Goldstein
	Duke University
	Neuropsychiatric Genetics: Where Are We Headed?
Wed., 28 Feb.	David Krakauer and Jessica Flack
	Santa Fe Institute
	Competitive and Social Niche Construction
Wed., 7 Mar.	Robert Mare
	University of California at Los Angeles
	Income Inequality and Educational Assortative Mating