SCIENCE ACROSS BOUNDARIES – CELL,PLANT AND ANIMAL BIOLOGY SESSIONS
The following joint Animal, Cell and Plant biology sessions will take place at SEB Prague 2020.
ANIMAL & CELL BIOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL FLUCTUATION
NEUROTRANSMITTERS TO PHEROMONES: THE RESPONSE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SIGNALS TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
Organisers:
- Katherine Sloman (University of West Scotland, UK)
- Danielle McDonald (University of Miami-RSMAS, USA)
Speakers:
- Katarina Medger (University of Pretoria, South Africa) - Stress at a small scale: Non-invasive monitoring of glucocorticoids in African small mammals
- Bob Wong (Monash University, Australia) - Sex on steroids: Widespread endocrine disruptor impairs mechanisms of sexual selection in fish
- Sarah Dalesman (Aberystwyth University, Wales) - Intraspecific variability in the response to predation threat: linking physiology, cognition and behavior
- Katie Gilmour (University of Ottawa, Canada) - Physiological and behavioural responses to the social environment in fishes
Related sessions:
Animal biology sessions
Cell biology sessions
EPISODIC HYPOXIA: MAMMALIAN SPECIES WITH EXCEPTIONAL TOLERANCE AND HOW TO STUDY THEM
Organisers:
- Frank van Breukelen (University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA)
- Allyson Hindle (University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA)
Related sessions:
Animal biology sessions
Cell biology sessions
DO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS ALTER ENERGY BALANCE, HOW CAN WE FIND OUT AND HOW MUCH DOES IT MATTER?
Organisers:
Related sessions:
Animal biology sessions
Cell biology sessions
THE PHYSIOLOGY BEHIND PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY IN RAPIDLY CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS
Organisers:
- Tamzin Blewett (University of Alberta, Canada)
- Tommy Norin (Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark)
Speakers:
- Trish Schulte (University of British Columbia, Canada) - Mechanisms of plasticity in tolerance to abiotic stressors in fish
- Clare Stawski (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway) - Physiological and behavioural plasticity of Australian marsupials in a changing environment
- Tobias Wang (Aarhus University, Denmark) - Phenotypic flexibility of digestive and cardiovascular function to intermittent feeding bouts in snakes and other vertebrates
- Andrew Turko (University of Guelph, Canada) - Feedback among phenotypically plastic behavioural, physiological, and morphological traits in amphibious fish moving between water and land
Related sessions:
Animal biology sessions
Cell biology sessions
ENVIRONMENTAL FLUCTUATION AND BIODIVERSITY
Not just down the hatch: food processing, transport, and assimilation in jawed vertebrates
Organisers:
- Nicolai Konow (University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA)
- Callum Ross (University of Chicago, USA)
ANIMAL, CELL AND PLANT BIOLOGY
BIG DATA
OMICS APPROACHES TO ECOPHYSIOLOGY
Organisers:
- Oliver Tills (Plymouth University, UK)
- Manuela Truebano Garcia (Plymouth University, UK)
Related sessions:
Animal biology sessions
Cell biology sessions
Plant biology sessions
Life in the slow lane
Speaker:
- Melody Clark (British Antarctic Survey, UK)
Multilevel functional genomics data integration as a tool for understanding eco-physiology
Speaker:
- Dietmar Kultz (UC Davis, USA)
Quantitative proteomics for holistic network analyses of environmental effects on complex organisms
Speaker:
- Francesco Falciani (Institute of Integrative Biology,UK)
Using metabolomics to investigate plant stress responses.
Speaker:
- Nicholas Smirnoff, Biosciences (University of Exeter, UK)
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