Program: BioEnv:s Research Day 2012
Monday 15 October in Wallenbergssalen
0830 -0840
Jörgen Johnsson
Session 1
Chair: Staffan Andersson
0840-0850
0850-0900
0900-0910
0910-0920
0920-0930
0930-0940
0940-0950
0950-1000
Erik Sandblom
Anna Godhe
Staffan Andersson
Johan Uddling Fredén
Mattias Obst
Snuttan Sundell
Hans Blanck
Angela Pauliny
1000-1030
Coffee
Session 2
Chair: Angela Wulff
1030-1040
1040-1050
1050-1100
1100-1110
1110-1120
1120-1130
1130-1140
1140-1150
1150-1200
Catharina Olsson
Angela Wulff
Arne Nygren
Håkan Pleijel
Malin Celander
Johan Höjesjö
Mats Andersson
Sten-Åke Wängberg
Ola Svensson
Welcome and Introduction
Long-term effects of temperature on the physiology of fishes
Genetic structure of a bloom-forming diatom through space and time
Carotenoid colour diversification in widowbirds (Euplectes spp.)
Plants and atmospheric change
Interdisciplinary approaches for biodiversity science, ecosystem research, and conservation biology
“Don’t let the beasties in” - First line of defense in fish
Community ecotoxicology
Cutting long stories short: Size matters!
The importance of gut motility - and why we study it in fish
Mikrobial friends in cold and not-so-cold waters
Cryptic biodiversity in the sea
Rising CO2 and the nutrient content of crops
Cocktail effects on fish biomarkers
Sea trout At Sea
Plant defense against microbial pathogens
Lake Vänern – a freshwater lake; trans- discipline and institute research
Parasitic spawning in the sand goby
1200-1300
Lunch
Session 3
Chair: Cornelia Spetea Wiklund
1300-1310
1310-1320
1320-1330
1330-1340
1340-1350
1350-1400
1400-1410
1410-1420
1420-1430
Bengt Oxelman
Cornelia Spetea Wiklund
Lars Förlin
Bengt Gunnarsson
Bodil Hernroth
Michael Axelsson
Ningping Gong
Donald Blomqvist
Alexandre Antonelli
1430-1500
Coffee
Session 4
Chair: Thomas Backhaus
1500-1510
1510-1520
1520-1530
1530-1540
1540-1550
1550-1600
1600-1610
1610-1620
1620-1630
Fredrik Jutfelt
Christer Erséus
Frank Götmark
Noomi Asker
Thomas Backhaus
Bethanie Carney Almroth
Åslög Dahl
Mats Lindegarth
Jörgen Johnsson
Ca. 1640-……Pub and posters at Zoologen
Polyploid phylogenetics and species delimitations in Silene
Regulation of plant photosynthesis by transporters and mycorrhiza symbiosis
Integrated fish monitoring in coastal waters
Bird song appreciated by young urban people
Host-pathogen interactions in a changing environment
Cardiovascular research going wireless
Alternative Splice Variants of Salmonid Leptin Receptor Encode Multiple Circulating Leptin Binding Proteins…
The tides they are a-changin' - examples of borderline research
The evolution and fate of biodiversity
Ocean acidification affects fish physiology and behaviour
Systematics of Clitellata
Woodland conservation: ecosystem and management
Large scale gene expression profiling on female eelpout and developing larvae capture around the Baltic Sea
Assessing the ecological effects of pollutants in the coastal environment: The new NICE research environment
Oxidative stress in fish
Allergenic pollen and air pollution act in concert
Policy-driven research and other activities in the marine environment
Emergence of a behavioural syndrome in the wild
Posters etc.:
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Jenny Carlsson & Lisa Adolfsson
Azeez Beebo
Åsa Arrhenius
Lisa Sundqvist
Erika Norlinder
Pierre De Wit
David Aldvén
Ellen Larsson
Henrik Sundh
Elisabeth Jönsson Bergman
Arvind Singh
Malin Rosengren
Åslög Dahl
Susan Gotensparre (presentation)
Mycorrhiza and photosynthesis
Involvement of Tonoplast Aquaporins in Photosynthesis
Microbes in ecotoxicology - overview of some methods and approaches
Directional measures of genetic differentiation
Scale-worm phylogeny
Adaptation to environmental change in marine molluscs
Habitat use and migration patterns of sea trout
Species diversity, taxonomy and systematics of basidiomycetes
Osmoregulation during early sexual maturation in farmed Atlantic salmon- a welfare problem?
Hormonal regulation of food intake in fish: the role of ghrelin
Time Series analysis of environmental and biological parameters in the coastal Arabian Sea
Seek and you shall hide-Enrichment reduces stress and increases shelter seeking in Atlantic salmon
SWE-NPN provides current and historical phenological data
The new research home page of BioEnv