Die Royal Entomological Society (RES; Königliche Entomologische Gesellschaft) wurde 1833 in der Nachfolge verschiedener kleinerer Gesellschaften, deren Ursprünge bis 1745 zurückreichten, als Entomological Society of London gegründet. Viele bedeutende Wissenschaftler, wie Darwin und Wallace, waren Mitglieder der Gesellschaft. Das Ziel der Gesellschaft ist Förderung und Verbreitung der entomologischen Wissenschaft. Um dieses Ziel zu erreichen, organisiert die RES Veranstaltungen und Kongresse, bei denen der Wissenszuwachs auf diesem Wissenschaftszweig vorgestellt und diskutiert wird. Die Gesellschaft publiziert acht Journale (Ecological Entomology, Insect Conservation and Diversity, Physiological Entomology, Systematic Entomology, Medical and Veterinary Entomology, Insect Molecular Biology, Agricultural and Forest Entomology, Antenna) sowie verschieden Bestimmungbücher. ... [Information des Anbieters, übersetzt und verändert]
In contrast to animals, developmental processes in plants are strongly influenced by the environment. This meeting aims to bring together international researchers studying plant developmental processes that are established de novo or are significantly changed in response to the environment. [Information of the supplier]
SEFS12 will run as a Virtual Conference in July 2021 due to the uncertainty relating to COVID19 and the likely continuation of health risks and travel restrictions as well as restrictions relating to indoor gatherings. We deeply regret that we won’t be able to welcome you in person to Dublin as originally planned. There is no doubt that SEFS12 will be a different experience but with the platforms available and creative programme design and promotion, we plan to 're-imagine' SEFS12 and deliver an exciting, welcoming and interactive conference. ... [Information of the supplier]
We're delighted to announce that the Freshwater Biological Association (FBA) will be hosting SEFS13 from 19th - 23rd June 2023 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. Whilst SEFS13 will lean more towards a traditional-style symposium with a conference experience, there will also be an online offering. [Information of the supplier, modified]
As the scale and acceleration of climate change become apparent, Global Warming is arguably viewed now as the key driver for the ‘carousel of 21st Century Challenges’. Both as a means of understanding the future causes of environmental degradation, and in providing opportunities for remediation, ecological restoration is among the most important activities available to us. How we apply ecological restoration is a matter of adaptation and survival that will define our resilience. SER2015 will take the concepts, the tangible manifestations and the practical applications of resilience as the main theme to explore the cutting-edge developments in and impacts of restoration ecology. The programme will focus on four key strands – science, culture, arts and education – providing an integrated whole view of the ecological challenges we face. The conference will be held at Manchester Central, in Manchester city centre. ... [Information of the supplier]
The scientific program for Signalling 2013 - from Structure to Function, is designed to represent the cutting edge of modern signal transduction research. By including diverse, yet interrelated, topics this keystone meeting will demonstrate how cell signalling continues to underpin key advances in biological and medical research in the 21st century. Topics: Second messengers, REDOX signalling, Small molecule inhibitors, Inflammation, Cancer, Ubiquitin, Lipid and protein kinases and Ion channels. ... [Information of the supplier]
The Society for Experimental Biology is pleased to announce its next Annual Main Meeting will be held in Brighton, United Kingdom. The conference will be held from 04 - 07 July at the Brighton Centre. Brighton is famous for its pier, seafront and beach, and will be a brilliant city for our next meeting. The following sessions will be covered at SEB Brighton and further information will be added shortly, so keep an eye on this! ... [Information of the supplier]
The meeting of the Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections (SPNHC), International Partner – BHL (Biodiversity Heritage Library) and National Partner – NatSCA (Natural Sciences Collections Association) will take place in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK from the 5th – 10th June 2022. We are planning for the conference to be primarily a face to face meeting. We are also planning a virtual interactive element to the symposia of the conference, as well as offering some on-demand content after the congress. ... [Information of the supplier, modified]
In conjunction with the publication of a cutting-edge annual report, scientists and policymakers will gather at Kew for the first international State of the World's Fungi Symposium. Building on the success of our State of The World’s Plants project, the State of the World’s Fungi report provides a review of our current state of knowledge and the major issues affecting fungal diversity and abundance. Also featured are fungal-plant interactions, conservation and uses of fungi, and the fungal tree of life. The two-day symposium brings together plant and fungal scientists, ecologists, conservationists and industry and policy experts from around the world, to discuss issues raised in the report. ... [Information of the supplier]
In conjunction with the publication of a cutting-edge annual report, scientists and policymakers will gather at Kew for the second international State of the World's Plants Symposium. An annual review of the major issues affecting plant diversity and abundance, Kew's State of the World’s Plants report provides data on important indicator metrics to show us how plants are faring and how this is changing over time. As well as revealing the current status, the report includes horizon scanning to identify important and emerging issues, including research and knowledge gaps. The two-day symposium offers a platform to discuss issues raised in the report and to engage the scientific community, policymakers and public alike. This year’s State of the World’s Plants will have a special focus on Madagascar – exploring the country’s unique biodiversity and examining how we can tackle threats to it. ... [Information of the supplier]
