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2010 Annual Meeting

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We are incredibly pleased to present such a full, diverse scientific programme. This year, the BES has received more abstracts than any other in the past decade. The only trouble you have is finding enough time to hear all the talks you are interested in!

Don't forget to use the personal planning function in this section to create your own timetable. Just click on the word 'Add' at the side of a talk to include it in your schedule.

Thematic Topics are always thought provoking and topical, this year is no exception; if you are interested in organising a topic for the 2011 Annual Meeting, contact Richard English.

For simplicity, the programme has been divided into day headings; expand a heading to view all the sessions happening that day then click on a session to view all the talks within it.

Oral Sessions

TUESDAY 7 SEPTEMBER (18 Sessions) Show/Hide List

11:00 - Thematic Topic: Ecological networks: community robustness and persistence

11:00 - Conservation and Management

11:00 - Ecosystem Processes I

11:00 - Symbionts, Mutualists and Parasites

11:00 - Population Ecology

11:00 - Life Histories

11:00 - Wetlands

11:20 - Human Ecological Impact

13:40 - Patterns in Space and Time

13:40 - Predation

13:40 - Thematic Topic: Marine Renewable Energy – the ecological implications of altering hydrodynamics

13:40 - Biodiversity I

16:00 - Special Session: Perspectives on Ecological Networks

16:00 - Climate Change I

16:00 - Invasion Biology

16:00 - Special Session: Understanding drivers of biodiversity to deliver sustainable multi-functional landscapes: the Scottish experience

16:00 - Evolution and Genetics

16:00 - Parasitism

WEDNESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER (8 Sessions) Show/Hide List

8:30 - Thematic Topic: On the synthesis of size- and species- based approaches in community and ecosystem ecology

8:30 - Biodiversity II

8:30 - Climate Change II

8:30 - Tools and Techniques

11:00 - Thematic Topic: Promoting adaptation of species to global environmental change.

11:00 - Thematic Topic: Advances in Modelling Ecological Data

11:00 - Thematic Topic: Understanding the impact of disturbance on plant communities: integrating theoretical, field-based, remote sensing and paleoecological approaches.

11:00 - Ecosystem Processes II

THURSDAY 9 SEPTEMBER (9 Sessions) Show/Hide List

8:30 - Biodiversity III

8:30 - Climate Change III

8:30 - Forest Ecology

8:30 - Plant Biology

8:50 - Metapopulations

8:50 - Thematic Topic: Can Species Distribution Modelling be Predictive?

8:50 - Aquatic Biology

11:00 - Interspecific Interactions

11:00 - Ecosystem Ecology

Poster Sessions

(13 Sessions) Show/Hide List

A: Ecosystem Processes and Services

B: Biodiversity

C: Climate Change

D: Plant Ecology

E: Conservation

F: Invasive Species and Biological Control

G: Aquatic Ecology

H: Forest Ecology

I: Agroeceology

J: Population and Community Ecology

K: Interspecific Interactions

L: Ecological Networks

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