I've got some more information about my upcoming talks. On February 27, I'll be in Ottawa, delivering the Discovery Lecture at Carleton University. It will be called "The Darwin Beat: Dispatches from the Frontiers of Evolution." Here's the link to the lecture page.
More updates to come--I'll post them here, over at carlzimmer.com, and on Facebook.
Update--Talk link fixed...
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Just a technical note--for some reason my site carlzimmer.com has been put on some bad list by Google, so that you are warned that if you go to the site your computer will melt into a pool of liquid germanium. But it's safe.
Dinosaurs had small genomes. At least some of them did--the ones that gave rise to birds.
Just a quick note: I'm in the process of changing hosts for my web site, carlzimmer.com. Once the transfer is done, you should be able to get to the article archive, book pages, and all the rest once more. The down time shouldn't last too long.
I've updated the talks page on my web site after a long stretch of neglect. I've included links to podcasts and video of previous appearances, and what information I have at this point about upcoming talks.
Your link doesn't seem to be working.
Too bad your talk is when/where it is: it's tantilizingly close to me (Toronto) but still not feasible. Oh well. Guess I'll just stick to your books.
Thanks--link fixed
With all due respect to King Aardvark, I think the lecture is in just the right place.
I'll look forward to it.
Now, book-signing. Will there be books to be sold or do we bring our own? If the former, the lure of an autograph might finally enable me to to screw up the courage to buy Parasite Rex. :-)
Mike from Ottawa: There will be books for sale, and I'll be ready to sign. Be brave--embrace the parasites!