Welcome to the ALLELE (ALabama LEctures on Life's Evolution) seminar series. The series organizing committee, the Evolution Working Group, is pleased to present the 14th series of lectures on evolution. The lectures are designed for a non-specialist audience and are free and open to the public.
2018-2019 Schedule

Rescheduled for November 29, 2018
Mohamed Noor 
​"Using Star Trek to understand evolution: How
could there be so many alien human species?"
7:30 pm, Russell Hall (RH 159)
host: Laura Reed


​October 4, 2018:
​Katie Hinde
“Mother's milk: How an adaptation older than
dinosaurs underlies the success of human species”​
7:30 pm, North Lawn Hall 1011
host: Janna Fierst
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November 1, 2018: Prosanta Chakrabarty
"Making evolution accessible to everyone"
7:30 pm, Russell Hall (RH 159)
​host: Chris Lynn


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Rescheduled for
​April 25, 2019:
​Patricia Wright
“Discovering the lost rainforest of Madagascar”​
7:30 pm, North Lawn Hall 1000
​host: Chris Lynn




March 21, 2019:
Gabriela Mangano
“A different look at macroevolution: A
perspective from the trace-fossil record”​
7:30 pm, North Lawn Hall 1000
host: David Kopaska-Merkel
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​April 11 2019:
David Geary
“The evolution of vulnerability”
7:30 pm, North Lawn Hall 1000
host: Firat Soylu
Explore this site for information about future lectures, past speakers, and the organizing committee; and check back soon for more information about the coming years' series.
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