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Annual
Symposium:
Genes in Ecology, Ecology in Genes
November
1 and 2, 2003, Overland
Park Marriott, Overland Park, KS Download
Brochure
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Now Questions? Ecological
Genomics Is...
An emerging field at the interface of ecology, evolution and genomics that
seeks to place the functional significance of genes and genomes into an
ecological and evolutionary context. An
Exciting New Field
Symposium participants will learn about this new interdisciplinary field
from some of the leaders at the forefront of Ecological and Evolutionary
Functional Genomics. Participants will also learn about the new research
initiative in Kansas that includes 30 faculty in nine departments from three
Kansas universities. In addition, NSF program officers will discuss current
and emerging funding opportunities. Present
Your Research
We want to learn about your research too! Bring a poster to the Saturday
session. Poster presentation topics are not limited to Ecological Genomics. Registration
Information
The registration fee of $75 ($50 for students) includes breakfast both
mornings, lunch on Saturday, refreshments on Saturday afternoon, and a
poster session reception. Dinner Saturday night is not included in the
fee. Please
register by 5 p.m., Oct. 17, 2003, by phone or fax, on
the web or by mailing in this form.
All major credit cards are accepted.
| By Mail |
Send registration
form to Ecological Genomics Symposium, 141 College Court Building,
Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506-6015. |
| By Phone |
Call us now at
1-800-432-8222 or 785-532-5569 and ask for Non-Credit Programs
Registration. Office hours are M - F, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST. |
| By Fax |
Fax the registration
form to 785-532-2422. Attn: Ecological Genomics Symposium. |
| Online |
Click here for the conference
registration page. Click here to link to the Marriott and make
your room reservations. |
Hotel
Accommodations
Hotel accommodations are not included in the registration fee. The Overland
Park Marriott has reserved a block of rooms for symposium participants at
the special rate of $69. Please refer to the Ecological Genomics Symposium
when making your reservation. After Oct. 17, the special rate will only be
honored on a space-available basis. Click
here for directions to the hotel. Symposium
Funding
Funded by Kansas NSF EPSCoR and Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation. Featured
Speakers:
Click here for a tentative
schedule.
| Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title |
| Craig Cary |
University of
Delaware |
"A
meta-genome level analysis of a complex microbial symbiosis from an
extreme environment" |
| Martin
Feder |
The University
of Chicago |
"The
Perfect Storm: Sciomics, scientific communities, and informatics" |
| Leonard
Krishtalka |
University of
Kansas |
"Get
Funded: Writing the great American grant proposal" |
| Wayne Potts |
University of
Utah |
"Ecological
approaches for characterizing gene function." |
| Barbara A.
Schaal and Ana Caicedo |
Washington
University |
"Genetic
variation in disease resistance: Arabidopsis and Solanum" |
| Jack C.
Schultz |
Penn State
University |
"Functional
genomics approaches to understanding plant-herbivore
interactions." |
| Mark
Ungerer |
Kansas State
University |
"The
genomic architecture of inflorescence development in Arabidopsis
thaliana" |
| Cynthia
Weinig |
University of
Minnesota |
"Adaptive
evolution of light-regulated developmental pathways in natural plant
populations" |
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