Kaninchen (Schädel & Präparat)
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Juliane Eberhardt

Dresden

Zoological Colloquia


The talks take place regularly on Thursdays at 5 pm in the lecture hall of the main building of the Senckenberg Natural History Collections. The address is: Zur Wetterwarte 9 (behind the State Agency for Archaeology, Zur Wetterwarte 7). At the bottom of this page you will find a map of the site and a map section.
Admission to all lectures is free.
Any changes will be announced online.

The talks take place monthly on Thursdays at 5 pm in the lecture hall of the main building of the Senckenberg Natural History Collections ans, with the consent of the speakers, also hybrid.

The address is: Zur Wetterwarte 9 (behind the State Agency for Archaeology, Zur Wetterwarte 7). At the bottom of this page you will find a map of the site and a map section.

You can also watch the lecture live using the following link:

Watch the Dresden Zoological Colloquium live here!

Admission to all lectures is free.

Any changes will be announced online.

Dates 2025

datespeakers and topics
23.01.2025 Dr. Ralf Britz (SNSD): My 20-year love affair with Danionella.
20.02.2025 Frederik Albrecht, Dr. Martin Päckert (SNSD): Population genomics of the partridge (Perdix perdix) in Saxony: A story of genetic impoverishment and extinction?
20.03.2025 Prof. Dr. Simone Sommer (Universität Ulm): Interplay between anthropogenic stressors, gut microbiomes and wildlife health
10.04.2025 Dr. Markus Mendes-Grams (Universität Rostock): Reconsidering the maxilliped concept and applying new methods in a morphological phylogeny of Malacostraca
22.05.2025 Prof. Dr. Angelika Brandt (Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Frankfurt): Biodiversity in the deep-sea – the great unknown
19.06.2025 Daniel Jablonski (Comenius Universität Bratislava): Herpetological research in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region