3nd Annual Ecogenomics Day 2010
April 21, 2010
Venue: Het Trippenhuis, Kloveniersburgwal 29, 1011 JV Amsterdam
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11.55
12.15
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15.10
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16.30
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Registration and coffee
Opening
Keynote Laurent Keller
Department of Ecology and Evolution, University of Lausanne
“Evolutionary genetics of social life”
Invited speaker Huub op den Camp:
"Bactomics", from ecosystem to biochemical pathways and back
Mark Aarts:
Two Arabidopsis thaliana transcription factors regulate the adaptation to zinc deficiency
Jet Vervoort:
Use of DNA barcodes for the monitoring of seasonal fluctuations in nematode communities
Lunch
Invited speaker Corné Pieterse:
Making sense out of signaling during plant defense: an ecogenomics approach
Ya-Fen Lin:
Selective (dis)advantages to maintain a mutant transposon-insertion allele of the metal homeostasis Nicotianamine Synthase 1 gene in a natural Thlaspi caerulescens population
Leonie Doorduin:
In search of the source population of Jacobaea vulgaris by using Next Generation Sequencing
Invited speaker Mieke Jansen:
Can we link gene expression profiles to life history data
Coffee/Tea
Invited speaker Louis van de Zande:
Sex genes on the wing: genomics of Nasonia sex determination and sex-specific morphogenesis
Anastasia Fedorenkova:
Ecotoxicogenomics: bridging the gap between genes and populations
Invited speaker Nikkie van Bers:
Large scale marker detection and whole genome assembly of the songbird Parus major, using high throughput sequencing data
Steven Van Belleghem:
Adaptive genetic divergence and ecological mechanisms of speciation in the absence of a geographic barrier
Closing & Drink
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