CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Abstract Submission Deadline -Closed 23rd February 2018
* * *Authors are welcome to submit abstracts for the 7th meeting of the European Society for Evolutionary Developmental Biology (EED).Submissions and amendments to abstracts are now closed.
Key Points to Note When submitting
Step 1: Register to attend the conference online (registration opens Nov 2017) and you will receive access to the abstract submission system.
Step 2: Use the abstract submission system to create your profile and submit an abstract for review.
- Abstracts are submitted via the online submission system. Individuals must have registered to attend the conference in order to receive the special link to access the abstract submission system.
Note: You will be required to provide your registration reference # as part of the abstract submission process.- Use the special abstract submission link to establish your user name and password.
- If you are submitting more than one abstract you must use the same login you have created for each abstract.
- Please note that at least one author must be registered in full to attend and present the abstract at the conference and that an author must not present more than one oral presentation.
- You can alter your abstract at any time up to the submission deadline of 16th February 2018.
- Abstracts will be reviewed and any abstract that was submitted for oral presentation, but was unsuccessful in that regard, will be considered for poster presentation.
- The maximum length of an abstract is 250 words.
- Do not include author names in the title or body of your abstract – these are entered online during the submission process.
- Click here to download the full detailed submission process
- Please ensure you have reviewed the Conference Symposium Topics as you will be asked to select one, which is best aligned with your submission.
- For queries or assistance, please contact EED2018abstracts@keynotepco.ie
SYMPOSIUM ORGANISERS
Development constraints in the evolution of plants and animals Dmitry Sokoloff, Yulia Kraus Development properties driving speciation Rainer Melzer Eco-Evo-Devo Kevin Parsons, Craig Albertson Evo-devo of color pattern formation Claudius Kratochwil Evolution of developmental patterning within a plant organ Beverley Glover Evolution of regeneration in Metazoa Eve Gazave, Eric Rottinger Evolution dynamics to shape phenotype and direction in evolution Koichi Fujimoto, Paul Francois Floral evolution and development in non-model organisms Catherine Damerval, Sophie Nadot Going beyond embryos - evolution of postembryonic development Nico Posnien, Micael Reis Inherency in development and evolution Gerd Mueller, Stuart Newman Mechanisms of gene regulatory network evolution Maria Ina Arnone, Paola Oliveri Multilevel understanding of the evolution of animal structures and organ systems Sabrina Kaul-Strehlow Niche construction, behavior, epigenetics, and the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis: uncovering the links between genes, development, form, function, ecology, and evolution and implications for Evo-Devo
Rui Diogo Novelties in cell type evolution Detlev Arendt, Gaspar Jekely, Jacob Musser Phenotypic robustness, fluctuations and plasticity Kunihiko Kaneko Progress and open questions in Spiralian evodevo Jose M. Martin-Duran, Cristina Grande Rewiring motor systems to evolve a vertebrate head Bernd Fritzsch Single-cell RNA-seq: a powerful new approach for understanding the evolution of development Christopher E Laumer Systems biology of pattern formation Ezzat El-Sherif, Erik Clark The Evo-Devo of appendages Joost Woltering The role of boundaries in organismal diversification Madelaine Bartlett, Chelsea D. Specht Understanding morphological diversity at different evolutionary scales: Towards a multi scale synthesis Miltos Tsiantis, Angela Hay What does genotype-phenotype association tell us about development? Philipp Mitteroecker
