TiBE 2017 | BIO-LOGGING
TiBE, Trends in Biodiversity and Evolution, is an annual meeting organized by CIBIO-InBIO. In 2017, TiBE Biologging aims to attract a wide range of researchers who use animal-attached electronic devices to study aquatic, terrestrial and aerial species, and their habitats. The term 'bio-logging' is generally interpreted has encompassing not only logger-based technologies but also state-of-the-art telemetry applications. TiBE will have as key note speakers (1) Professor David Sims whose research focuses on the movement ecology of marine predators, notably the sharks, skates and rays, (2) Yuuki Watanabe which studies the ecology and physiology of marine predators in the polar region, (3) Dina Dechmann’s research focus on energetic constraints and ecological niche of animals, as well on the evolution of brain size, and (4) Marco Martins, responsible for the development of NMR micro coils, MEMS sensors and magnetoresistive sensitive elementsand (5) Aldina Franco is interested in movement ecology and ecological responses to global change. Further speakers to be confirmed.
TiBE in general, aims to bring together senior researchers, post-graduate and graduate students working with bio-logging tools to present and discuss relevant findings. Held in an informal but stimulating scientific atmosphere, these conferences provide an excellent opportunity for strong interaction and brainstorming between students and more experienced researchers.
VENUE FACILITIES
Auditorium & Leisure Area
INVITED SPEAKERS
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Professor David Sims |
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Yuuki Watanabe |
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Dina Dechmann |
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| Aldina Franco Aldina Franco is a senior lecturer at the University of East Anglia, interested in movement ecology and ecological responses to global change. She has studied the effects of habitat loss and climate change on the distribution of northern butterfly species, at different spatial scales, and their movement in fragmented and heterogeneous landscapes. More recently, Aldina has studied the movement of white storks and quantified the importance of landfill resources for resident birds. |
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| Marco Martins Marco Martins is an application engineer at the International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory. He is integrated in the Nano-ICs Group, being responsible for the test and characterization, system level integration and validation. NMR micro coils, MEMS sensors and magnetoresistive sensitive elements are some of the devices being evaluated for system integration and future integration. In the past, he developed the instrumentation for an Infra-Red Chamber sensor for chemical detection, a fiber optic Dip-coater for an oxygen sensor and a cell incubator temperature data logger for a research institute. |
PROGRAMME
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Day 1
Porto wine cellars visit and tasting
Conference dinner:
Grande Hotel do Porto
- Title;
- Authors and affiliation;
- Abstract (200 words);
- Type of communication (oral/poster);
- Session number
REGISTRATION FEES
* must present evidence of status.
Until June 13th, 2017:
Conference dinner - 25€
Social activities - 15€
Registration fees include: admission to conference, documentation, coffee-breaks and lunches (only for non CIBIO-InBIO members and BIODIV students). More information about the benefits associated with registration fees available on registration form.
Please express your interest in the social activities. Payment should be done until June 13th, 2017 to confirm your presence.
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