Act TODAY to reserve your hotel room, submit your abstract, and register to
attend the 8th Annual Ecological Genomics Symposium in Kansas City, November
5 to 7, at the Kansas City Marriott in downtown Kansas City.
www.ecogen.ksu.edu/symp2010 

 

   *Deadline to Register at Early-Bird Rates:  Friday, October 8, 2010

   *Deadline to submit Poster Abstract:  Friday, October 8, 2010

   *Deadline to reserve Hotel Room within room block:  Friday, October 8,
2010

 

REGISTRATION:  After October 8, we will continue to welcome your
registration to attend the 8th Annual "Genes in Ecology, Ecology in Genes"
Symposium at a slightly higher cost.

 

POSTER ABSTRACTS:  Please submit your poster abstract by e-mail by Friday,
October 8, 2010.  Abstract submission
<http://ecogen.ksu.edu/downloads/AbstractGuidelines.pdf>  guidelines are
available on the website.   Poster sessions will be held on Friday night and
Saturday.  Poster topics should be related to the field of Ecological
Genomics.  A LIMITED NUMBER OF SUBMITTED POSTER ABSTRACTS WILL BE SELECTED
FOR ORAL PRESENTATIONS. 

 

SCHEDULE:  The Ecological Genomics Symposium will convene in the historic
Muehlebach/Marriott Hotel in downtown Kansas City Friday evening at 6:00
p.m. and conclude on Sunday at noon.  For a brochure and complete
information regarding hotel reservations, poster abstract submission, and
registration, please visit our Symposium website,
www.ecogen.ksu.edu/symp2010.

 

Ecological Genomics is a field at the interface of ecology, evolution and
genomics that seeks to place the functional significance of genes and
genomics into an ecological and evolutionary context.  We have an
outstanding lineup of speakers for the 2010 Symposium and we encourage you
to attend! 

 

***Please help us "paperlessly publicize" the Ecological Genomics Symposium
by forwarding this announcement to colleagues and students!***  Download a
flyer to <http://ecogen.ksu.edu/downloads/Brochure_2010.pdf>  post!

 

PLENARY SPEAKER:

+Hopi Hoekstra, Harvard University, "Digging for genes that contribute to
behavioral evolution" 

 

FEATURED SPEAKERS:

+Seth R. Bordenstein, Vanderbilt University, "Microbial symbiosis and mobile
genetic elements"

+Maitreya Dunham, University of Washington, "Comparative functional genomics
in yeasts"

+Audrey P. Gasch, University of Wisconsin-Madison, "Natural variation in
stress sensitivity and genomic expression in Saccharomyces cerevisiae"

+Corbin Jones, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, "Genetics of
host specialization in Drosophila:  Insights into the interplay of
speciation and adaptation" 

+John K. McKay, Colorado State University, "Evolutionary genetics of local
adaptation in Arabidopsis and beyond"

+Marilyn Roossinck, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, "Plant virus
biodiversity and ecology" 

+Michael J. Wade, Indiana University, "The plasticity load: The cost of
flexibility in a variable environment"

+Anna E. Whitfield, Kansas State University, "Dissecting the molecular
interplay between plant viruses and their arthropod vectors"

 

FUNDING for this symposium is provided by Targeted Excellence at Kansas
State University and the National Science Foundation.

 

CORPORATE SPONSORS:  JMP Genomics and Roche-NimbleGen.

 

DEADLINES:

  Friday, 10/8/10, Registration deadline at early bird rates.

  Friday, 10/8/10, Poster Abstracts are due for oral presentation
consideration.

  Friday, 10/8/10, Hotel Rooms must be reserved to receive reduced group
rate.

  Wednesday, 10/27/10, Poster Abstracts are due if NOT being considered for
oral presentation.

 

Ecological Genomics Institute Directors:

   Dr. Loretta Johnson

   Dr. Michael Herman

Kansas State University, Division of Biology

Ackert Hall, Manhattan, KS  66506-4901

(785) 532-3482, www.ecogen.ksu.edu <http://www.ecogen.ksu.edu/>  

by

Doris R. Merrill, [email protected] 

Program Coordinator, Kansas State University

Phone: (785) 532-3482, Fax: (785) 532-6653

 

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