MIT Ecology Meeting
This is a biannual event, where we are trying to bring together faculty, postdocs, and students doing ecology research in the Boston area and beyond
2020
January 24th (Friday) 2020 @ MIT
Singleton Auditorium (46-3002) from 1.30pm-6pm
Keynote speakers:
Corina Tarnita (Princeton)
Mark Vellend (Sherbrooke University)
Megan Frederickson (Toronto University)
Stephan Munch (NOAA Fisheries and UC Santa Cruz)
Followed by Poster session and reception (flyer)
Register for presenting poster and/or attending here
(Registration open until reaching room capacity)
2018
January 26th 2018 @ MIT Singleton Auditorium (Bldg. 46 room 3002) (1.30-6.30pm) [Flyer]
Jeff Gore and Serguei are co-organizing the second edition of the MIT Ecology Meeting.
The theme of 2018 is Mathematical and Community Ecology.
Final Program:
1.30pm-2.30pm
Martin Nowak (Harvard - Keynote) "Hamilton's rule"
Rajita Menon (BU - short talk) "Interactions between species introduce spurious associations in microbiome studies"
Tami Lieberman (MIT - short talk)"Rapid bacterial evolution within individual human microbiomes"
2.45pm-3.45pm
Daniel Segrè (BU - Keynote) “Microbial metabolism from genomes to ecosystems”
Sarah Salois (Northeastern U. - short talk) "Coexistence mechanisms collide across scales"
Alexandru Hening (Tufts - short talk) "Population dynamics in stochastic environments"
4.00pm-5.00pm
Robin Snyder (Case Western Reserve University - Keynote) "Expanding Modern Coexistence Theory for empirical applications"
Mara Freilich (MIT - short talk) "Reconstructing species interaction networks from time series data: The effect of stochastic noise"
Stephanie Jenouvrier (WHOI - short talk ) "Unobserved heterogeneity in vital rates reveals a diversity of life histories in an Antarctic seabird population"
5.15pm-6.15pm
David Vasseur (Yale - Keynote) "The pervasive problem of individual variation in ecological theory"
Andrea Giometto (Harvard - short talk) "Covariations in ecological scaling laws fostered by community dynamics"
Gabriel Leventhal (MIT -short talk) "Uncovering co-evolution in microbial communities through genomics"
Deadline December 31st 2017 or until reaching room capacity.
2016
January 29th 2016 @ MIT
In 2016 Jeff Gore and Serguei started the MIT Ecology Meeting.
The theme of 2016 was Quantitative Ecology.
More than 50 ecologists gathered to present and share new ideas during an afternoon at MIT
This was the starting line-up