26 th Annual Meeting of the German Society of Humangenetics together with Austrian Society of Humangenetics (ÖGH) and the Swiss Society of Medical Genetics. 15th - 17th April 2015, Graz, Austria. More information will be available soon [Information of the supplier]
Applications of conservation genetics, both in science and practice, are ever increasing. The ongoing revolution in molecular methodology opens up new possibilities for conservation genetic research. At the same time, conservation management is increasingly using genetic approaches for various practical applications, such as diagnosis, population size estimation, mating patterns and inbreeding, gene flow, fragmentation, connectivity, hybridization, adaptation and genetic monitoring. While in English-speaking countries several recurrent meetings exist that allow researchers and managers to exchange results and discuss new ideas on conservation genetics, no such platform exists in Central Europe. The aim of the Annual Meetings in Conservation Genetics is thus to bring together scientists and managers from Central Europe (mainly Germany, Austria and Switzerland) working on conservation genetics. We invite all scientists, postdocs, PhD students, Master students and, especially, conservation practitioners interested in conservation genetics to attend and contribute to the 1st Annual Meeting in Conservation Genetics taking place in Birmensdorf / Zürich, Switzerland. In the following years, the annual meeting will be hosted by different institutions in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Conference objectives: (1) Inform researchers and managers on exciting conservation genetic research and emerging new developments, with a focus on Central Europe, (2) Provide a platform for personal exchange for scientists, students and managers interested in conservation genetics (including an extended poster session), (3) Establish a network for researchers in conservation genetics in Central Europe, (4) Present keynotes given by prominent scientists from within the European conservation genetic community. ... [Information of the supplier]
An oral history of our intellectual heritage in genetics is presented in a video collection of captivating interviews with prominent scientists who have made major contributions to the conceptual development of modern genetics. The series provides a rich resource for anyone interested in the evolution of scientific ideas. ... [Information of the supplier]
Just a decade after the first forest tree genome sequence was published (that of black cottonwood in 2006), the rapidly evolving tools and methods of 'omics' and bioinformatics have advanced our understanding of the following topics: tree growth and development; the responses of trees to intrinsic and extrinsic factors; the remarkable buffering capacity of trees, enabling them to cope with chronic stresses and extreme events; the molecular basis of genetic variation within and between species and the way in which this variation has been shaped by evolutionary forces and its relationship to phenotypic variation and adaptation. Genomics will undoubtedly play a major role over the next decade and beyond, not only to further understand the mechanisms underlying the adaptation and evolution of these organisms, but also to develop and implement innovative management and policy actions to preserve the adaptability of natural forests and intensively managed plantations. Knowledge gained through the use of 'omics' technologies can thus have a huge potential impact when helping forests adapt to the main challenges they will face in the future (e.g. increasing wood demand, pressure to conserve forest areas, climate changes and associated threats). Therefore, the objective of this conference - bringing together researchers from the four working parties of IUFRO subdivision 2.4 (Forest Genetics) - is to present and discuss new scientific findings in the area of population, quantitative and evolutionary genetics and how they can be applied in genetic resource conservation and breeding. Participants may submit contributions from empirical, experimental and theoretical pieces of works, that address key leading scientific and applied issues. ... [Information of the supplier]
The 29th Meeting of the German Society for Human Genetics (GfH) will take place in Münster, from March 14-16th in 2018. The conference will be accompanied by a specialised industrial exhibition. Interested companies are requested to contact Conventus. [Information of the supplier, modified]
On behalf of the scientific committee we invite you to the 3rd Annual Meeting in Conservation Genetics which will be held from 26-28 February 2018 at the Natural History Museum Vienna. Your contributions will inform on exciting conservation genetic research and emerging new developments. Our objectives are to provide a platform for personal exchange for scientists, practitioners and stakeholders interested in conservation genetics and to establish a network in conservation genetics in Central Europe and beyond. Keynotes will be given by renowned scientists from within the European conservation genetic community.We welcome researchers at all levels of their scientific career, practitioners and stakeholders to exchange results and discuss new ideas in conservation genetics. We are looking forward to welcoming you in February! ... [Information of the supplier]
We heartily invite you to the 4th Annual Meeting in Conservation Genetics – From Genomes to Application held in Frankfurt am Main from 26.-28.02.2020 at the Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum. The conference is intended for researchers, conservationists and environmental managers interested in the application of genomic tools in conservation. The prevailing question throughout all sessions, workshops and plenary talks will be: How to use the countless opportunities provided by modern genomics to improve conservation practices and management of natural resources in a human-dominated world? ... [Information of the supplier]
Wir planen eine Präsenzveranstaltung, sofern im nächsten Jahr jenseits der 3G Regeln, die Auflagen für die Einhaltung des Abstands von 1,50 m fallen. Sollte dies nicht der Fall sein, werden wir allen Teilnehmern eine virtuelle Veranstaltung anbieten. [Information des Anbieters]
Herzlich Willkommen zur 34. GfH-Jahrestagung vom 15.-17.03.2023 in Kassel. Wir planen unsere Jahrestagung als Präsenzveranstaltung unter der 2G-Regel bzw. den in 2023 geltenden gesetzlichen Vorschriften. [Information des Anbieters, verändert]
Since 2010, the Max Planck Freiburg Epigenetics Meeting has established a tradition as one of the key events in chromatin and epigenetic research that provides a highly interactive platform in a very familiar setting. The meeting is held every second year in early December and we are very pleased to have an exciting line-up of 25 invited speakers. After the successful meeting in 2022, we are looking forward to the 7th Max Planck Freiburg Epigenetics Meeting from 4-6 December 2024. We are committed to create an exceptional environment for epigenetic research in Freiburg and we would be very happy if you contributed by sharing your exciting data and novel ideas. A group of high-profile speakers carefully selected by the organizers will be assembled representing a broad range of topics in the field of chromatin and epigenetics. The programme will include invited and selected talks and give ample time for poster presentations. ... [Information of the supplier]
