Events

14 Feb 2020 Paulo Oliveira, PLANTBIO, CIBIO-InBIO & University of Évora, Portugal | 15h30

Soil fungi metabarcoding in a Mediterranean forest site

07 Feb 2020 Vanessa Mata, CIBIO-InBIO/UP | 14h45

Advancing metabarcoding techniques for the study of trophic interactions and ecosystem services in small vertebrates

07 Feb 2020 Giovanni Forcina, AGRIGENOMICS, CIBIO-InBIO/UP | 15h30

The Black Francolin. Reawakening the memory and assessing the origin of a prized courtly bird in the Mediterranean

06 Feb 2020 Prof. Jos Barlow, Universidade Federal de Lavras, Brasil & Lancaster University, UK | 15h00

Tropical forests in the Anthropocene: from ecological responses to management

24 Jan 2020 Gabriela Gomes, CIBIO-InBIO/UP | 15h30

Unveiling the effects of individual variation in epidemiology, ecology and evolution

24 Jan 2020 Yuri Simone, CIBIO-InBIO/UP | 14h45

What makes you stronger doesn't make you faster: exploring the origin and the consequences of a functional trade-off in scorpions

From 20 Jan 2020 until 24 Jan 2020 CIBIO-InBIO, Vairão, Portugal

Multivariate statistics for Ecology and Evolution

12 Dec 2019 Geoffrey E. Hill, Auburn University, Alabama, USA | December 18, 2019 – 11h00 | CIBIO-InBIO’s Auditorium, Campus de Vairão

SPECIATION AND SEXUAL SELECTION AS PROCESSES TO MAINTAIN MITONUCLEAR COADAPTATION

07 Dec 2019 Ana Águeda Ferreira Pinto, CIBIO-InBIO, UP | December 13, 2019 – 14h45 | Sala B – CIBIO-InBIO, Campus de Vairão

MYXOMA VIRUS LEAP FROM RABBIT TO HARE: UNRAVELLING THE MECHANISMS BEHIND VIRUS HOST SPECIES JUMP

From 05 Dec 2019 until 06 Dec 2019 CIBIO-InBIO, Campus de Vairão

TiBE 2019 | BIODIVERSITY, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION IN MEDITERRANEAN ECOSYSTEMS

04 Dec 2019 CIBIO-InBIO, Campus de Vairão

SEMINÁRIO | Restauro e Valorização de Habitats Naturais no Parque Nacional da Peneda Gerês

03 Dec 2019 Laura Lagos Abarzuza, Centro de Investigaciones Científicas Avanzadas (CICA), Universidade da Coruña, España | December 03, 2019 – 15h30 | CIBIO-InBIO’s Auditorium, Campus de Vairão

GALICIAN WILD PONIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION OF WOLVES AND PRIORITY HABITATS