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Ecological Genetics Group

Secretary: Paul Ashton


Aims:

EGG is an informal group of scientists; academics, researchers and graduate students, whose interests include ecological genetics, populations genetics & population biology, biosystematics, conservation, molecular ecology and phylogeography. The group has a three-day meeting at Easter each year (venue varies) including an excursion to a field site of interest, usually preceded by an optional workshop. Talks are welcomed from students giving their first presentation, to senior academics presenting completed work.

Ecological Genetics

Future Activities


The 2012 EGG conference will take place from 10-12 April 2012 and will be located at the Edinburgh Conference Centre on the Heriot-Watt campus.

It will be organised by Dr. Richard Ennos (Edinburgh).

There will be a field trip, probably to the Borders, with a conference dinner and celidh on the evening of the 11th.


Further details can be found on the Ecological Genetics Group website

Past Activities


55th Ecological Genetics Group Meeting, Royal Foundation of St Katherine Conference Centre and the Natural History Museum19- 21 April 2011


54th Ecological Genetics Group Meeting, University of Stirling, 6-8 April 2010



Contact:

Paul Ashton
NGAS
Edge Hill University
St. Helens Rd Ormskirk
Lancs
L39 4QP
01695 584 260

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