Hello! I'm Outgoing.I help make life more interesting.
Hello! I'm Outgoing.I help make life more interesting.
This event is in the past.It took place on May 1, 2026 at Yang and Yamazaki Environment and Energy (Y2E2) Building.










You win some, you lose some: How phenotypic plasticity shapes resilience to climate change
Stanford
Some species adapt to climate change faster than evolution alone allows. This free Stanford talk dives into how Pacific oysters and European green crabs use phenotypic plasticity to survive, or not, in warming oceans.
Academic lecture
Free event
Climate science
Marine research
Tips
🏢"Best building on the planet" — gorgeous natural light from skylights
🦀learn how crabs and oysters face climate futures
🧬cutting-edge "-omics" tech meets field biology
You win some, you lose some: How phenotypic plasticity shapes resilience to climate change










Some species adapt to climate change faster than evolution alone allows. This free Stanford talk dives into how Pacific oysters and European green crabs use phenotypic plasticity to survive, or not, in warming oceans.
Academic lecture
Free event
Climate science
Marine research
Tips
🏢"Best building on the planet" — gorgeous natural light from skylights
🦀learn how crabs and oysters face climate futures
🧬cutting-edge "-omics" tech meets field biology
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