23.10.2019 We’re pleased to announce next SEEB. The lecture entitled 'Bioacoustics monitoring of birds' will be given by Karl-Heinz Frommolt (Museum for Natural History, Leibnitz Institute for Evolution and Biodiversity Science, Berlin). When: 23.10.2019, 12:15 Where: Collegium Biologicum, Mała Aula
10.10.2019 We’re pleased to announce next SEEB. The lecture entitled 'Restoration of coastal habitats, mainly wetlands' will be given by Maria A. Rodrigo (University of Valencia). When: 10.10.2019, 12:15 Where: Collegium Biologicum, Mała Aula
29.05.2019 We’re pleased to announce next SEEB. The lecture entitled 'Bird responses to forest structure in Central European forests: a case study in the Zuricher Canton' will be given by Pedro Leitao (Technical University of Braunschweig, Germany). When: 29.05.2019, 12:15 Where: Collegium Biologicum, Mała Aula
22.05.2019 We’re pleased to announce next SEEB. The lecture entitled 'The niche, co-existence and biotic interactions' will be given by Lechosław Kuczyński (Population Ecology Lab). When: 22.05.2019, 12:15 Where: Collegium Biologicum, Mała Aula
15.05.2019 We’re pleased to announce next SEEB. The lecture entitled 'Investigating mechanisms and ecology of sexual conflict' will be given by Agata Plesnar-Bielak (Jagiellonian University). When: 15.05.2019, 12:15 Where: Collegium Biologicum, Mała Aula
24.04.2019 We’re pleased to announce next SEEB. The lecture entitled 'Data-driven modelling of influenza diffusion and evolution' will be given by Piotr Bentkowski (Sorbonne University). When: 24.04.2019, 12:15 Where: Collegium Biologicum, Mała Aula
03.04.2019 We’re pleased to announce next SEEB. The lecture entitled 'Individual MHC immune gene diversity: implications for fitness and communications in humans and banded mongooses' will be given by Jamie Winternitz (Bielefeld University). When: 03.04.2019, 12:15 Where: Collegium Biologicum, Mała Aula
In the last issue of the Journal of Medical Entomology (Q1 in Entomology), you can find a paper by Leszek Rychlik (Department of Systematic Zoology) and collaborators from three institutions in Warsaw and Košice (Slovakia) on competition between immatures (larvae and nymphs) of two tick species (Ixodes ricinus and Dermacentor reticulatus) for rodent hosts. The [...]
27.03.2019 We’re pleased to announce next SEEB. The lecture entitled 'Evolution of the number of MHC genes: testing the optimality hypothesis' will be given by Magdalena Migalska (Evolutionary Biology Group). When: 27.03.2019, 12:15 Where: Collegium Biologicum, Mała Aula
Two fully-funded PhD positions available at Population Ecology Lab. Contact: Lechosław Kuczyński, lechu@amu.edu.pl
