Abstract Submission Information
Annual Meeting
10 - 12 September 2007
University of Glasgow
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION CLOSED ON SUNDAY 22 APRIL
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
The BES now receives more abstracts than we can fit into the Programme which, unfortunately, means some abstracts have to be rejected. To cut down on the number of cancelled submissions and maximise the number of people able to present research, we will insist that those submitting abstracts must complete a booking form with full payment by Friday 18 May. Online booking will be available in March 2007. A PDF version of the booking form will also available on the website.
On Friday 4 May, all those who have submitted will be told if their abstract has been accepted into the provisional Programme. Everyone who has been accepted MUST complete a booking form and pay for the Meeting by Friday 18 May.
IF YOU SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT FOR THE MEETING BUT DO NOT BOOK BY FRIDAY 18 MAY, YOUR ABSTRACT WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE PROGRAMME.
The abstract length is 50 words maximum. Submitters with abstracts over this limit will be asked to edit their text or have it reduced by BES staff.
On Tuesday 5 June, the final Programme will be available on the BES website and contributors will be advised of their final slot.
An outline of the Meeting Programme will be published in the August issue of the BES Bulletin that is sent to all BES members. The full Programme will also be available on the BES website by July.
Non-members can join the BES at the same time as they complete their booking form and thus pay the reduced rate. Students who are members of the BES are eligible for a substantial discount on the cost of standard accommodation, meals and registration. To become a member and take advantage of great discounts, click here.
For MAC users: some people have had difficulty submitting abstracts when using SAFARI, but switching to FIREFOX has solved the problem.
ORAL SESSIONS:
Tropical Biology
Plant Ecology I
Behavioural Ecology
Predatory-Prey Interactions
Evolutionary Ecology
Landscape Ecology
Wetland Restoration
Plant Ecology II
Behavioural Ecology II
Plant-Animal Interactions
Soil Ecology
Conservation Ecology I
Mathematical Modelling and Mathematical Ecology
Animal Ecology I
Host-Parasite Interactions
Forest Ecology I
Plant Physiological Ecology
Agroecology
Biodiversity
Animal Ecology II
Wetland Ecology
Aquatic Ecology
Invasive Species
Forest Ecology II
Conservation Ecology II
Global Environmental Change
Education Session
Plant Ecology III
Thematic Topic – Risk Assessment for Biodiversity
Thematic Topic – Endocrine Responses to Environmental Change
Thematic Topic – Evolutionary Ecology of Senescence
Thematic Topic – Antioxidants as a Signal of Individual and Ecosystem Health
Thematic Topic – Life in Extreme Aquatic Environments
Thematic Topic-Self-organised Pattern Formation at Ecosystem & Landscape Scales
Thematic Topic – Ecological Networks: Food webs and Beyond
POSTER SESSIONS:
Plant Ecology
Animal Ecology
Interspecific Interactions
Invasive Species Ecology
Forest Ecology
Soil Ecology
Evolutionary Ecology
Agricultural Ecology
Pollution Ecology
Global Environmental Change
Biodiversity
Conservation Ecology
Restoration Ecology
Mathematical Modelling in Ecology
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