Ecological Genetics Group Annual Meeting #EGG2024: Nature Has No Borders
The Annual Meeting of the Ecological Genetics Group, the longest running Special Interest Group and meeting since 1957, provides a forum for all scientists working at the nexus of ecology, evolution, and genetics.
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Nature has no borders—and so should the exchange of ideas to advance ecology. This year’s EGG annual meeting will be held online to offer a welcoming environment for anyone from anywhere. Over the course of the three-day meeting, you can expect to hear talks that cover different branches of the tree of life that transcend scientific and geographical boundaries. All the talks will be recorded so you can enjoy them anytime regardless of your time zone. Networking sessions will be hosted on gather.town for the e-Posters and welcome delegates to mingle and collaborate. Our annual meetings are known to be extraordinarily friendly for students and early career ecologists, but of course also attract many established ecologists in the field.
Abstract submission
Abstract submission is now open until 18 July.
Registration
Registration is now open until 18 August.
BES Student Member: £20
BES Non-student Member: £30
Other Students: £30
Other Non-students: £40
Socials
We will be hosting our networking and e-Posters sessions on gather.town. More details will be announced in due course.
Organising Committee
British Ecological Society Ecological Genetics Group
Co-Chair: Tin Hang (Henry) Hung & Thom Dallimore
Conference Officer: Michelle Davis
Communications Officer: Brodie Thomas
Membership Officer: Rebecca Whitla
Impact & Innovation Officer: Ming-shan (Cindy) Tsai
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