[Coral-List] ASLO 2018 Summer Meeting: Relevance of Host-microbe Interactions in Aquatic Ecosystem Functioning (SS65)
Ulisse Cardini
ulisse.cardini at szn.it
Wed Feb 21 03:51:11 EST 2018
Dear Colleagues,
Only 3 days left to submit an abstract and contribute to a lively
discussion!
Best,
Ulisse
Il 24/01/2018 11:19, Ulisse Cardini ha scritto:
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> Please consider submitting an abstract to the following session at the
> ASLO 2018 Summer Meeting in Victoria, Canada - 10‐15, June 2018.
>
> *Session 65: Relevance of Host-microbe Interactions in Aquatic
> Ecosystem Functioning**
> *
> Beneficial host-microbe interactions are ubiquitous in nature. The
> microbial partners primarily act as facilitators of niche adaptation,
> and are a powerful driving force of speciation and evolution. Thanks
> to their expanded metabolic repertoire, host-microbe interactions can
> drive flows of energy and matter within their ecosystems, importantly
> contributing to nutrients cycling. Huge progress has been made in our
> understanding of host-microbe interactions thanks to the use of
> molecular tools. However, their relevance in ecology, physiology and
> evolution of aquatic organisms has only recently gained widespread
> recognition, and the major challenge remains to understand how such
> interactions contribute to the functioning of their ecosystems. In
> many host-microbe mutualisms, a single host harbors complex microbial
> communities, with a core and a flexible pool of different microbes
> representing a broad spectrum of potential contributions. It is
> inherently challenging to study such a multi-layered microbiota due to
> its enormous diversity, and models with reduced complexity can help to
> overcome these challenges. Concurrently, novel approaches are needed
> to investigate the role of complex and diverse host-microbe
> interactions within their habitats. This session thus welcomes
> contributions addressing the whole spectrum of different studies and
> approaches targeting the functioning of host-microbe interactions and
> their relevance in aquatic ecosystems.
>
> The deadline for abstract submission and early registration is *23
> February 2018*.
>
> For more details, please click the link below.
>
> https://aslo.org/victoria2018/main
>
> Please feel free to distribute the information among interested
> colleagues.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> The Organizers:
> Ulisse Cardini, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn (SZN), Italy,
> ulisse.cardini at szn.it
> Grazia Marina Quero, SZN, Italy, grazia.quero at szn.it
> Marco Bartoli, University of Parma, Parma, Italy, marco.bartoli at unipr.it
> Jillian Petersen, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria,
> petersen at microbial-ecology.net
> Rachel Foster, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden,
> rachel.foster at su.se
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