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Tidligere arrangementer - Side 38

Tid og sted: , Seminar room 3508

Friday Seminar by Juan Bonachela from the University of Strathclyde (Scotland)

Tid og sted: , The aquarium, room 3302

This week we will discuss a paper by Cong et al. (2015, Cell) on the genomics of speciation in butterflies.

Please note that it will take place in the aquarium on Friday the 8th at 12!

Tid og sted: , Room 3515

This week we discuss a new paper by Hunt et al. (2015) on models of trait evolution: "Simple versus complex models of trait evolution and stasis as a response to environmental change". This paper is a part of the Special issue: "The future of the fossil record: Paleontology in the 21st century."

Tid og sted: , Rom 4424, Kristine Bonnevies hus

”Protists in the intestinal content of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua L.), with a special emphasis on two parasite groups; the x-cell and Mesomycetozoa”

Tid og sted: , Seminar room 3508

CEES Extra Seminar by Bernard Wood from The George Washington University

Tid og sted: , Rom 4512, Kristine Bonnevies hus

”Effect of oxygen deprivation in root system of Juncus bulbosus on annual shoot production”

Tid og sted: , KBH 4619

 Oda Bjærke, IBV

Tid og sted: , Rom 4512, Kristine Bonnevies hus

"An in vitro study of the genotoxic effect of substituted furans on cells transfected with human metabolizing enzymes

2,5-Dimethylfuran and furfuryl alcohol"

Tid og sted: , Rom 4512, Kristine Bonnevies hus

"Cellular response to dental monomers

Involvement of oxidative stress and DNA damage"

Tid og sted: , Seminar room 3508

Friday seminar by Michael Crusoe from Michigan State University (US)

Tid og sted: , The aquarium, room 3302

This week we will discuss a paper by Janousek et al. (2015, Molecular Biology and Evolution) on the role of genomic functional organization on introgression.

Please note that the meeting will take place in the aquarium on Friday the 24th at 12!

Tid og sted: , CEES seminar room (3313/3315)

Late Lunch Talk by Heidi Nistelberger

Tid og sted: , The aquarium, room 3302

This week we will discuss a paper by Feulner et al. (2015, PLoS Genetics) on genome-wide divergence between stickleback populations.

Please note that the day and time of the meeting have changed, it will take place in the aquarium on Friday the 17th at 12!

Tid og sted: , Rom 3515

This week we read about brain evolution in the mammalian context. "The remarkable, yet not extraordinary, human brain as a scaled-up primate brain and its associated cost" by Herculano-Houzell 2012 PNAS

Tid og sted: , CEES seminar room (3313/3315)

Early Lunch Talk by Johan Watz from Karlstad University, Sweden.

Tid og sted: , CEES seminar room (3313/3315)

Early lunch talk by Emiliano Trucchi.

Tid:

CEES Extra Seminar by Masahito Tsuboi from Uppsala University. 

Tid og sted: , KBH 4619

 Eva Leu (Akvaplan-NIVA)

Tid og sted: , CEES seminar room (3313/3315)

Late Lunch Talk by Emanuela Di Martino

Tid og sted: , Room 3508

Friday seminar by Vadim B. Fedorov from University of Alaska Fairbanks

Tid og sted: , The aquarium, room 3302

This week we will discuss a paper by Kemppainen et al. introducing a new methodology for studying linkage disequilibrium with genomic data.

Tid og sted: , 3513

In the Macroevolution Journal Club this week we'll discuss a method paper from 2014 on how to include as much fossil data as possible in calibrating phylogenies by Heath, Huelsenbeck and Stadler in PNAS: The fossilized birth-death process for coherent calibration of divergence-time estimates.

Bring a friend!

Tid og sted: , The aquarium, room 3302

This week we will discuss a paper by Pujolar et al. (Molecular Ecology 2014) on genome-wide signatures of local adaptation.

Please note that the day and time of the meeting have changed, it will take place in the aquarium on Friday the 27th at 11!

Tid og sted: , Rom 4512, Kristine Bonnevies hus

”Littoral and upper sublittoral macroalgal vegetation from 8 sites around Svalbard.”

Tid og sted: , Room 3315

Continuing the discussion of papers related to graph based representation of reference genomes, we will read a paper on the cortex assembler, which actually builds a graph based on sequencing data from multiple samples.

Tid og sted: , Room 3508

Friday seminar by Frietson Galis from Naturalis Biodiversity Center, The Netherlands

Tid og sted: , Room 3515

Earlier this year the American Society of Naturalists had a conference where they had a debate (old school!) on the importance of ecological limits to species diversity on large scales. The debate was, according to Trevor Price, not as heated as the one in 1860 with Soapy Sam and Huxley, but nevertheless. The debate ended without a vote and the contributors (Rabosky and Hurlbert vs Harmon and Harrison) were asked to write up their debate contributions as papers to be published in American Naturalist this May. The Harmon paper is not ready, but we will discuss Rabosky annd Hurlbert's contibution which is now out.

Tid og sted: , The aquarium, room 3302

This coming week (19/03) we will discuss a paper by Senerchia et al. (Proc. B, 2015) on the role of transposons in hybridization and speciation. 

Please note that the meeting will take place at 13 in the aquarium.

Tid og sted: , Room 3315

Continuing the discussion of papers related to graph based representation of reference genomes, we will read a more practical paper this week on applying graph-based references to a complex variable region in the human genome.

Tid og sted: , KBH 4619

 Katrine Borgå, AQUA

Tid og sted: , Seminarrom 3508, Kristine Bonnevies hus

Novel mechanisms of tumor suppression by the miR-34 family

Tid og sted: , Seminar room 3508

Friday seminar by Miriam Maas from the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, The Netherlands.

Tid og sted: , 3515

This weeks Macroevolution journal club will discuss the paper Fast running restricts evolutionary change of the vertebral column in mammals by Frietson Galis and colleagues, published in PNAS 2014.

Tid og sted: , Room 3513

We will have the next “EvoDevo Journal Club” again on Thursday 12th at 14.15 in room 3513 (! new room !). This week we are going to discuss a paper of Chartier et al. about floral morphospace.

Tid og sted: , Room 3315

Continuing the discussion of papers related to graph based representation of reference genomes, we will read a technical paper this week on a new way to look at the structure of reference genomes. Note the time!

Tid og sted: , Seminarrom 2621, Kristine Bonnevies hus

Enduring a risky social environment: A biological basis for the stress induced behavioral inhibition syndrome.

Tid og sted: , 3515

This weeks Macroevolution journal club will discuss the paper Links between global taxonomic diversity, ecological diversity and the expansion of vertebrates on land by Sahney, Benton and Ferry, published in Biology Letters 2010.

Tid og sted: , Rom 4512, Kristine Bonnevies hus

”Temporal differences in abundance, size-distribution and recruitment in the inner Oslofjord Green sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis) population and its possible implications on the population’s future health.”

Tid og sted: , The aquarium, room 3302

This week we will discuss a paper by Foote et al. (Nature Genetics, 2015) on convergent evolution and adaptation to the marine environment in mammals.

Tid og sted: , Room 3513

One of the upcoming CELS projects is around Graph based representation of reference genomes. In the next episodes of the TGAC journal club, we will therefore discuss several papers around this subject. Some are very technical, some more applied.

Tid og sted: , Seminarrom 4512, Kristine Bonnevies hus

DNA damage signalling factors protecting cancer cells against hypoxia-induced replication stress

Tid og sted: , Room 3508

Friday seminar by Philipp Mitteröcker from Universität Wien

Tid og sted: , Same as usual

This week's Macroevolution journal club deals with 17,208 bodysizes over 542 million years. It's a recent paper from Science by Heim et al.