American Society of Naturalists

SMBE 2026 Programme Days Hours Minutes Seconds Conference programme This programme overview presents the preliminary conference program, offering a general outline of the planned sessions and activities of each day.  Please note that the schedule is subject to change and will be updated and specified continuously. Symposium proposal is closed.  Abstract submission is open. Submit […]

23rd-25th March 2026

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Meet with your members of Congress to help them understand the important role the federal government plays in supporting the biological sciences.

Identifying orthologs and paralogs and characterizing function (and functional divergence) are core parts of modern genome annotation. This review will touch ...

PhD student in Animal Behaviour

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The Department of Mathematics and Statistics is Finland’s largest university department for mathematical sciences. Its multifaceted research has received the highest points in numerous assessments. The Department collaborates actively with other higher education institutions and with several government research institutes both in Finland and abroad.

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ISEMPH - 2026 in Kiel, Germany

Training Workshops | Computational Biology Core

PhD-level seminar on Causal AI for Real-World Data with Andy Wilson & Meghann Gregg & Kathryn Morrison . Live Q&A plus on‑demand access. Join via your university’s Instats membership or enroll directly.

20th-24th April 2026 To foster international participation, this course will be held online

Substitution-Mutation Rate Ratio (c/µ) As Molecular Adaptation Test Beyond Ka/Ks: A SARS-COV-2 Case Study | Journal of Molecular Evolution | Springer Nature Link

AOC 2026