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MEEGene: Museum Seminar for Evolutionary and Environmental Genomics

The MEEGene seminar series brings together experts from the fields of comparative genomics, evolutionary biology and environmental genomics at the LIB. Lectures deal with empirical, theoretical and technical developments.

Until further notice, all lectures will be held in online format unless otherwise announced.

The lectures are freely accessible, but registration via email is required.

To participate as a listener or to suggest speakers, please contact meegene@leibniz-lib.de

 

Planned events:

  • 8 April 3-4pm:
    Vanessa Gonzales, Smithsonian Institution, National Museum Of Natural History, USA;Title: TBA
  • 6 May 3-4pm:
    Erwan Delrieu-Trottin, École Pratique des Hautes Études, France; Title: TBA
  • 20 May 3-4 pm:
    Ruiqi Li, University of Colorado Boulder, USA; Title: Fraginae phylogeny
  • 3 June 3-4 p.m.:
    Ellie Armstrong, University of California, Riverside, USA; title: TBA
  • 17 June 15-16:
    Andreia Miraldo, Naturhistoriska riksmuseet Bioinformatik och genetik: Stockholm, Sweden; Title: Insect Biome Atlas
  • 1 July 15-16:
    Duilio Mazzoni Zerbinato Andrade Silva, National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, USA; Title: "Evolution of a mouse selfish DNA: from embryo killer to a meiotic cheater"
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