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On a very regular basis, CBMA organizes various scientific activities directed at the research community around us or at the local schools and students. Our international conferences and workshops have gathered in Braga many people with particular interest in the science we promote everyday, while the Biology Seminars are aimed at our core fellows working in the Department. The outreach activities foster a stronger connection between our research and the cities and communities around us, mainly in activities with younger crowds. Take a look at our past events, as well as our upcoming ones.
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CBMA and the Iberian Society of Limnology (AIL) are organizing the the XVIth Congress of the Iberian Society of Limnology in Guimarães (Portugal) from 2 to 6 of July 2012.
The focal theme of the congress is Current threats to freshwater ecosystems: challenges and opportunities. Freshwaters provide vital services for humanity but increasing pressures, from a multitude of sources (e.g. climate change, invasive species, pollution, loss and fragmentation of habitat, overexploitation), threaten the future availability of those services, including basic commodities as the availability of drinking water. The XVIth AIL Congress will provide an opportunity to address those outstanding questions, and discuss the most up to date fundamental and applied knowledge on freshwater biology, ecology and environmental management.
For more information, visit the Limnologia2012 website at www.limnologia2012.com.
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Since 2003, CBMA and its staff have been actively organizing many national and international activities. Consult here the most recent and relevant Conferences:
The development of outreach activities is considered of the utmost importance, providing an effective bridge with society.
Consult our latest activities:
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In order to achieve best practices with our equipment, various workshops are organized by Cristina Ribeiro in collaboration with CBMA. Latest workshops organized:
Periodic seminars organized by the Biology Department:
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April 27:
Daniel Couto (DBio – Plants). Analysis of ROS production and homeostasis in an Arabidopsis thaliana knockout mutant involved in post-translational modification.
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