Sitio web de la red MexBOL

La Red Temática de Investigación " El código de barras de la vida - México" ha lanzado su sitio web.
Todavía esta en construcción, pero es un sitio que tendremos en cuenta para seguir el desarrollo de este proyecto.

Convocatorias Maestría y Doctorado CIB-UAEH

Estimada comunidad filogenética, les envío los enlaces a los programas de posgrado en el Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas de la UAEH.

Debido a que aún no se actualiza la pág de posgrado con las convocatorias vigentes, pueden accesar a ellas a través de los siguientes enlaces:

Convocatoria para la MAESTRÍA
http://www.filogenetica.org/personales/Claudia%20Hornung/CONVOC_2009-1%5B1%5D.pdf

Convocatoria para el DOCTORADO
http://www.filogenetica.org/personales/Claudia%20Hornung/CONVOCATORIA%20%202009-2%20DCBC.pdf


Allí viene la información de becas y a quien dirigirse en cada caso.


La información referente a los programas pueden encontrarlas en:
http://www.uaeh.edu.mx/investigacion/biologia/posgrado.htm
http://www.uaeh.edu.mx/campus/icbi/index.html

saludos y esperamos sea de utilidad.

Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas-UAEH.

Botany 2009, Snowbird

The joint Annual Meeting of these leading scientific societies:
Mycological Society of America - American Bryological and Lichenological Society - American Fern Society -American Society of Plant Taxonomists - Botanical Society of America

This year’s meeting offers a variety of informative and fun activities in one of the most beautiful areas of the world. It offers cost-effective options for housing.

Some of the highlights include:

17 field trip options, before, during, and after the meeting, ranging from short morning wildflower forays to full-day trips, focusing on a variety of topics from flowering plants to ferns to lichens to ecology to fungi to paleobotany.

12 half-day symposia conveniently spaced over mornings and afternoons on Monday to Wednesday, discussing plants to fungi, form and function, evolutionary topics using DNA sequence data to genomic approaches, and ecological topics.

Workshops from Saturday-Monday (most on Sunday) ranging from data analysis of molecular and ecological data, to conservation issues, to herbarium techniques, to plant identification, to information on virtual libraries, to educational topics.

Hundreds of individual talks and posters on every topic you can imagine.

Society business meetings and banquets and social events allowing you to catch up on what’s going on in your group and allowing you to make new colleagues and friends.

Special talks such as this year’s plenary speaker, noted ethnobotanist Nancy Turner who will speak on “Bringing the Food Back Home: Plants, Algae, Lichens and Fungi in the Food Traditions of Indigenous Cascadia.”