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Preliminary Program
Date:
16th - 20th September 2006
Locations: Auditorium Hindenburgplatz 10-12,
Lecture rooms of the department biology
Preliminary
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Saturday:
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Advisory
board and board meeting, arrival, registration, public talk
in the evening (approx. until 5 p.m., Manfred Milinski,
Partnerwahl, Parfüm und Immungenetik, MPI Plön,
language: German), stand-up reception of the invited speakers
+ DZG board + advisory board + speakers of the study groups
+ organization team; welcome party for all participants |
| Sunday: |
Opening
(headmaster, dean, lord mayor), talks, general meeting of
the study groups, meeting with talks of the study groups,
in the evening award of the "Wissenschaftspreis der
DZG" |
| Monday:
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Scientific
sessions, general meeting of the study groups, meeting with
talks of the study groups, in the evening poster session
with beer and sausages |
| Tuesday: |
Scientific
sessions, general meeting of the DZG, public talk in the
evening (approx.6 p.m., Hans Schöler, "Current
Aspects of stem cell research, MPI Münster, language:
German), in the evening get-together-party ("Mensa
Aasee") including poster award, Band, entertainment,
DJ, dance) |
| Wednesday: |
Excursions/Workshops
(optional), guided tour |
Program:
Joint meeting together with Dutch and Belgian colleagues
Topic of the meeting:
Focus Integrative Zoology: From Molecules to Complex Systems
Main focus (Plenary Lectures, Invited Speakers, Possible
Titles):
Stress Resistance:
Dietmar Kültz, “Molecular evolution of the stress
response”, University of California, Davis, USA
John C. Wingfield, "Reproduction and resistance to stress:
when and how?", University of Washington, USA
Evolution and Ecological Aspects of Protein Families in
Organisms:
Volker Loeschcke, "The heat shock response and adaptation
to environmental stress"; Univsersity of Aarhus, Denmark
Jean-Daniel Horisberger, “Structural, functional and
evolutionary aspects of NaK-ATPases”; University of
Lausanne, Switzerland
Proteins at work in their organismic environment:
Hannelore Daniel, "Systems Biology of Peptide Transporters",
TUM München, Germany
Otmar Schober, „Molecular imaging: From Mice to Human“,
Münster, Germany (invited) |
Symposia organized by the study groups (suggestions; March,
22, 2006):
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| Behavioural
Biology: |
Long-term
fitness effects of early developmental conditions in zebra
finches.
Speaker: Marc Naguib, Bielefeld |
Evolutionary
Biology: |
Honesty
of bright birds: a role for testosterone?
Speaker: Anne Peters, Radolfzell
The evolutionary family interactions: conflicts and coadaptation
Speaker: Matthias Koelliker, Basel |
| Developmental
Biology: |
Segmentation in spiders and myriapodes
Speaker:
Wim Damen, Cologne
Stem cells in the platyhelminth Macrostomum sp.
Speaker: Peter Ladurner, Insbruck |
| Neurobiology: |
Comparative
neuronal circuit design
Speaker: Stefan Harzsch, Ulm
Visual midbrain function in vertebrates
Speaker: Harald Luksch, Aachen |
| Ecology: |
Chemically
mediated mechanisms of courtship and mating in parasitic wasps.
Speaker: Joachim Ruther, Beriln
The impact of climate change on the spring growth of plankton
Speaker: Ulrich Sommer, Kiel |
| Morphology: |
Corrosion
casting, micro-CT and 3-D-reconstruction – new insights
into the circulatory system of malacostracan crustaceans
Speaker: Christian Wirkner, Jena
Imaging applications of Synchrotron radiography in zoological
morphology
Speaker: Oliver Betz, Tübingen |
| Zoological
Systematics: |
Determing
data congruence between molecular data sets as well as to
morphological data using a bootstrap alteration approach
Speaker: Torsten Struck, Osnabrück
Circumpolar species in the Antarctic benthos in the light
of cryptic speciation: Fact or folklore?
Speaker: Christoph Held, Bremerhaven |
| Physiology:
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Chitin
metabolism in insects
Speaker: Hans Merzendorfer, Osnabrück
Hypothalamic control of food intake
Speaker: Thomas Hübschle, Giessen |
Every DZG member may submit one abstract.
Each abstract must be associated to one of the "Study
Groups", since these are responsible for the selection
of the oral presentations. Please check the Website
of the DZG
to find out more about the Study Groups (“Studiengruppen”).
If you are uncertain which one to choose, then choose
any that is nearest to the theme that you want to present.
Please note:
The organizers will proceed the abstracts only when registration
fees are received.
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