ESEB
Tue20 Aug
09:00
09:45

Keynote I

Logomo hall

10:00
11:00

S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraints

Logomo hall

11:30
12:30

S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraints

Logomo hall

14:00
15:30

S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraints

Logomo hall

16:00
17:15

S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraints

Logomo hall

Wed21 Aug
09:05
09:50

Keynote II

Logomo hall

10:00
11:00

S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraints

Logomo hall

11:30
12:45

S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraints

Logomo hall

14:15
15:45

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

16:15
17:30

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

Thu22 Aug
09:05
09:50

Keynote III

Logomo hall

10:00
11:00

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

11:30
12:45

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

Fri23 Aug
09:05
09:50

Keynote IV

Logomo hall

10:00
11:00

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

11:30
12:30

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

14:00
15:30

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

16:00
17:15

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

Sat24 Aug
09:05
09:50

Keynote V

Logomo hall

10:00
11:00

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

11:30
12:45

S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptation

Logomo hall

14:00
16:20

President's address and Closing ceremony

Logomo hall

Tue20 Aug
09:00
09:45

10:00
11:00

S31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and data

Teatro

11:30
12:30

S31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and data

Teatro

14:00
15:30

S31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and data

Teatro

16:00
17:15

S31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and data

Teatro

Wed21 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and data

Teatro

11:30
12:45

S31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and data

Teatro

14:15
15:45

S21. Colour across the evolutionary spectrum: from production to perception

Teatro

16:15
17:30

S21. Colour across the evolutionary spectrum: from production to perception

Teatro

Thu22 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S21. Colour across the evolutionary spectrum: from production to perception

Teatro

11:30
12:45

S21. Colour across the evolutionary spectrum: from production to perception

Teatro

Fri23 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approaches

Teatro

11:30
12:30

S2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approaches

Teatro

14:00
15:30

S2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approaches

Teatro

16:00
17:15

S2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approaches

Teatro

Sat24 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approaches

Teatro

11:30
12:45

S2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approaches

Teatro

Tue20 Aug
09:00
09:45

10:00
11:00

S34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biology

Galleria

11:30
12:30

S34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biology

Galleria

14:00
15:30

S34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biology

Galleria

16:00
17:15

36d. Genome Evolution

Galleria

Wed21 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biology

Galleria

11:30
12:45

S34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biology

Galleria

14:15
15:45

S6. Eco-evolutionary approach to the antimicrobial resistance problem

Galleria

16:15
17:30

S6. Eco-evolutionary approach to the antimicrobial resistance problem

Galleria

Thu22 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecology

Galleria

11:30
12:45

S26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecology

Galleria

Fri23 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecology

Galleria

11:30
12:30

S26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecology

Galleria

14:00
15:30

S26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecology

Galleria

16:00
17:15

S26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecology

Galleria

Sat24 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

36a. Sexual selection and reproductive strategies

Galleria

11:30
12:45

36a. Sexual selection and reproductive strategies

Galleria

Tue20 Aug
09:00
09:45

10:00
11:00

S8. Genetics of small populations

Logi1

11:30
12:30

S8. Genetics of small populations

Logi1

14:00
15:30

S8. Genetics of small populations

Logi1

16:00
17:15

S8. Genetics of small populations

Logi1

Wed21 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S14. The mechanisms of evolutionary change: moving from genomic signatures to functional validation

Logi1

11:30
12:45

S14. The mechanisms of evolutionary change: moving from genomic signatures to functional validation

Logi1

14:15
15:45

S14. The mechanisms of evolutionary change: moving from genomic signatures to functional validation

Logi1

16:15
17:30

S14. The mechanisms of evolutionary change: moving from genomic signatures to functional validation

Logi1

Thu22 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S3. Exploring the role of nongenetic inheritance in evolution

Logi1

11:30
12:45

S3. Exploring the role of nongenetic inheritance in evolution

Logi1

Fri23 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S15. Tracing evolution through time using ancient DNA

Logi1

11:30
12:30

S15. Tracing evolution through time using ancient DNA

Logi1

14:00
15:30

S15. Tracing evolution through time using ancient DNA

Logi1

16:00
17:15

S3. Exploring the role of nongenetic inheritance in evolution

Logi1

Sat24 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S28. Evolutionary Game Theory: Modern development and interdisciplinary applications

Logi1

11:30
12:45

S28. Evolutionary Game Theory: Modern development and interdisciplinary applications

Logi1

Tue20 Aug
09:00
09:45

10:00
11:00

S7. Human-induced evolution

Move1

11:30
12:30

S7. Human-induced evolution

Move1

14:00
15:30

S7. Human-induced evolution

Move1

16:00
17:15

S7. Human-induced evolution

Move1

Wed21 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S33. Evolutionary Ecology of Ageing: from mechanisms to life-history consequences

Move1

11:30
12:45

S33. Evolutionary Ecology of Ageing: from mechanisms to life-history consequences

Move1

14:15
15:45

S17. Selfish genetic elements

Move1

16:15
17:30

S17. Selfish genetic elements

Move1

Thu22 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S29. Moving beyond a quantification of eco-evolutionary dynamics

Move1

11:30
12:45

S29. Moving beyond a quantification of eco-evolutionary dynamics

Move1

Fri23 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S27: Social traits

Move1

11:30
12:30

S27: Social traits

Move1

14:00
15:30

S27: Social traits

Move1

16:00
17:15

S27: Social traits

Move1

Sat24 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S27: Social traits

Move1

11:30
12:45

S27: Social traits

Move1

Tue20 Aug
09:00
09:45

10:00
11:00

S23. Parasite community dynamics and their role in the evolution of host immunity

Move2

11:30
12:30

S23. Parasite community dynamics and their role in the evolution of host immunity

Move2

14:00
15:30

S23. Parasite community dynamics and their role in the evolution of host immunity

Move2

16:00
17:15

S36e. Phenotypic Evolution

Move2

Wed21 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S4: Cognition

Move2

11:30
12:45

S4: Cognition

Move2

14:15
15:45

S4: Cognition

Move2

16:15
17:30

S33. Evolutionary Ecology of Ageing: from mechanisms to life-history consequences

Move2

Thu22 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S6. Eco-evolutionary approach to the antimicrobial resistance problem

Move2

11:30
12:45

S7. Human-induced evolution

Move2

Fri23 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S1. Trans generational plasticity in animals

Move2

11:30
12:30

S1. Trans generational plasticity in animals

Move2

14:00
15:30

S1. Trans generational plasticity in animals

Move2

16:00
17:15

S36b. Phylogeography, biogeography, speciation, systematics

Move2

Sat24 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S30. Eco-evolutionary feedback between pollinator behaviour and floral evolution

Move2

11:30
12:45

S30. Eco-evolutionary feedback between pollinator behaviour and floral evolution

Move2

Tue20 Aug
09:00
09:45

10:00
11:00

S18. The genetic architecture of polygenic adaptation: sweeps, small shifts and everything in between

Logi2

11:30
12:30

S18. The genetic architecture of polygenic adaptation: sweeps, small shifts and everything in between

Logi2

14:00
15:30

S18. The genetic architecture of polygenic adaptation: sweeps, small shifts and everything in between

Logi2

16:00
17:15

S36b. Phylogeography, biogeography, speciation, systematics

Logi2

Wed21 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S35. Evolution outreach projects: Keep SCREAMing (Science Communication Research Empowers AMazing outreach)

Logi2

11:30
12:45

S35. Evolution outreach projects: Keep SCREAMing (Science Communication Research Empowers AMazing outreach)

Logi2

14:15
15:45

S25. Assortative mating for quantitative traits: mechanisms, estimation, and evolutionary consequences

Logi2

16:15
17:30

S25. Assortative mating for quantitative traits: mechanisms, estimation, and evolutionary consequences

Logi2

Thu22 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S12. Quantifying selection and evolvability in wild plant populations: methods and measurements

Logi2

11:30
12:45

S12. Quantifying selection and evolvability in wild plant populations: methods and measurements

Logi2

Fri23 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S19. Gene-phenotype associations across evolutionary scales

Logi2

11:30
12:30

S19. Gene-phenotype associations across evolutionary scales

Logi2

14:00
15:30

S19. Gene-phenotype associations across evolutionary scales

Logi2

16:00
17:15

S36d. Genome Evolution

Logi2

Sat24 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S9. Microbial genome and community evolution in food environments

Logi2

11:30
12:45

S9. Microbial genome and community evolution in food environments

Logi2

Tue20 Aug
09:00
09:45

10:00
11:00

S32. Niche width evolution and its (mal)adaptive significance

Goto33

11:30
12:30

S32. Niche width evolution and its (mal)adaptive significance

Goto33

14:00
15:30

S20. The evolutionary consequences of social transmission and animal culture

Goto33

16:00
17:15

S20. The evolutionary consequences of social transmission and animal culture

Goto33

Wed21 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S11. Quantitative trait effect size distributions and their impact on evolutionary processes

Goto33

11:30
12:45

S11. Quantitative trait effect size distributions and their impact on evolutionary processes

Goto33

14:15
15:45

S22. Evolution of host-plant use in arthropods

Goto33

16:15
17:30

S22. Evolution of host-plant use in arthropods

Goto33

Thu22 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S16. Mito-nuclear interactions across levels of biological organisation

Goto33

11:30
12:45

S16. Mito-nuclear interactions across levels of biological organisation

Goto33

Fri23 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S24. Microbial evolution under biotic stress

Goto33

11:30
12:30

S24. Microbial evolution under biotic stress

Goto33

14:00
15:30

S24. Microbial evolution under biotic stress

Goto33

16:00
17:15

S36c: Species interactions

Goto33

Sat24 Aug
09:05
09:50

10:00
11:00

S5. Aging & cancer through the lens of evolution

Goto33

11:30
12:45

S5. Aging & cancer through the lens of evolution

Goto33

Date Time Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Session 8
Tue20 Aug201909:0009:45Keynote ILogomo hall
10:0011:00S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraintsLogomo hallS31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and dataTeatroS34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biologyGalleriaS8. Genetics of small populationsLogi1S7. Human-induced evolutionMove1S23. Parasite community dynamics and their role in the evolution of host immunityMove2S18. The genetic architecture of polygenic adaptation: sweeps, small shifts and everything in betweenLogi2S32. Niche width evolution and its (mal)adaptive significanceGoto33
11:3012:30S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraintsLogomo hallS31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and dataTeatroS34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biologyGalleriaS8. Genetics of small populationsLogi1S7. Human-induced evolutionMove1S23. Parasite community dynamics and their role in the evolution of host immunityMove2S18. The genetic architecture of polygenic adaptation: sweeps, small shifts and everything in betweenLogi2S32. Niche width evolution and its (mal)adaptive significanceGoto33
14:0015:30S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraintsLogomo hallS31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and dataTeatroS34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biologyGalleriaS8. Genetics of small populationsLogi1S7. Human-induced evolutionMove1S23. Parasite community dynamics and their role in the evolution of host immunityMove2S18. The genetic architecture of polygenic adaptation: sweeps, small shifts and everything in betweenLogi2S20. The evolutionary consequences of social transmission and animal cultureGoto33
16:0017:15S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraintsLogomo hallS31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and dataTeatro36d. Genome EvolutionGalleriaS8. Genetics of small populationsLogi1S7. Human-induced evolutionMove1S36e. Phenotypic EvolutionMove2S36b. Phylogeography, biogeography, speciation, systematicsLogi2S20. The evolutionary consequences of social transmission and animal cultureGoto33
Wed21 Aug201909:0509:50Keynote IILogomo hall
10:0011:00S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraintsLogomo hallS31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and dataTeatroS34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biologyGalleriaS14. The mechanisms of evolutionary change: moving from genomic signatures to functional validationLogi1S33. Evolutionary Ecology of Ageing: from mechanisms to life-history consequencesMove1S4: CognitionMove2S35. Evolution outreach projects: Keep SCREAMing (Science Communication Research Empowers AMazing outreach)Logi2S11. Quantitative trait effect size distributions and their impact on evolutionary processesGoto33
11:3012:45S10. Rapid evolutionary adaptation: potential and constraintsLogomo hallS31. Life history evolution: bridging theory and dataTeatroS34. Mathematical models in evolutionary biologyGalleriaS14. The mechanisms of evolutionary change: moving from genomic signatures to functional validationLogi1S33. Evolutionary Ecology of Ageing: from mechanisms to life-history consequencesMove1S4: CognitionMove2S35. Evolution outreach projects: Keep SCREAMing (Science Communication Research Empowers AMazing outreach)Logi2S11. Quantitative trait effect size distributions and their impact on evolutionary processesGoto33
14:1515:45S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS21. Colour across the evolutionary spectrum: from production to perceptionTeatroS6. Eco-evolutionary approach to the antimicrobial resistance problemGalleriaS14. The mechanisms of evolutionary change: moving from genomic signatures to functional validationLogi1S17. Selfish genetic elementsMove1S4: CognitionMove2S25. Assortative mating for quantitative traits: mechanisms, estimation, and evolutionary consequencesLogi2S22. Evolution of host-plant use in arthropodsGoto33
16:1517:30S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS21. Colour across the evolutionary spectrum: from production to perceptionTeatroS6. Eco-evolutionary approach to the antimicrobial resistance problemGalleriaS14. The mechanisms of evolutionary change: moving from genomic signatures to functional validationLogi1S17. Selfish genetic elementsMove1S33. Evolutionary Ecology of Ageing: from mechanisms to life-history consequencesMove2S25. Assortative mating for quantitative traits: mechanisms, estimation, and evolutionary consequencesLogi2S22. Evolution of host-plant use in arthropodsGoto33
Thu22 Aug201909:0509:50Keynote IIILogomo hall
10:0011:00S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS21. Colour across the evolutionary spectrum: from production to perceptionTeatroS26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecologyGalleriaS3. Exploring the role of nongenetic inheritance in evolutionLogi1S29. Moving beyond a quantification of eco-evolutionary dynamicsMove1S6. Eco-evolutionary approach to the antimicrobial resistance problemMove2S12. Quantifying selection and evolvability in wild plant populations: methods and measurementsLogi2S16. Mito-nuclear interactions across levels of biological organisationGoto33
11:3012:45S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS21. Colour across the evolutionary spectrum: from production to perceptionTeatroS26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecologyGalleriaS3. Exploring the role of nongenetic inheritance in evolutionLogi1S29. Moving beyond a quantification of eco-evolutionary dynamicsMove1S7. Human-induced evolutionMove2S12. Quantifying selection and evolvability in wild plant populations: methods and measurementsLogi2S16. Mito-nuclear interactions across levels of biological organisationGoto33
Fri23 Aug201909:0509:50Keynote IVLogomo hall
10:0011:00S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approachesTeatroS26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecologyGalleriaS15. Tracing evolution through time using ancient DNALogi1S27: Social traitsMove1S1. Trans generational plasticity in animalsMove2S19. Gene-phenotype associations across evolutionary scalesLogi2S24. Microbial evolution under biotic stressGoto33
11:3012:30S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approachesTeatroS26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecologyGalleriaS15. Tracing evolution through time using ancient DNALogi1S27: Social traitsMove1S1. Trans generational plasticity in animalsMove2S19. Gene-phenotype associations across evolutionary scalesLogi2S24. Microbial evolution under biotic stressGoto33
14:0015:30S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approachesTeatroS26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecologyGalleriaS15. Tracing evolution through time using ancient DNALogi1S27: Social traitsMove1S1. Trans generational plasticity in animalsMove2S19. Gene-phenotype associations across evolutionary scalesLogi2S24. Microbial evolution under biotic stressGoto33
16:0017:15S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approachesTeatroS26. Sexual Conflict: linking behavior, genetics, and ecologyGalleriaS3. Exploring the role of nongenetic inheritance in evolutionLogi1S27: Social traitsMove1S36b. Phylogeography, biogeography, speciation, systematicsMove2S36d. Genome EvolutionLogi2S36c: Species interactionsGoto33
Sat24 Aug201909:0509:50Keynote VLogomo hall
10:0011:00S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approachesTeatro36a. Sexual selection and reproductive strategiesGalleriaS28. Evolutionary Game Theory: Modern development and interdisciplinary applicationsLogi1S27: Social traitsMove1S30. Eco-evolutionary feedback between pollinator behaviour and floral evolutionMove2S9. Microbial genome and community evolution in food environmentsLogi2S5. Aging & cancer through the lens of evolutionGoto33
11:3012:45S13. Genetics and genomics of adaptationLogomo hallS2. Evolution in real time: experimental evolution approachesTeatro36a. Sexual selection and reproductive strategiesGalleriaS28. Evolutionary Game Theory: Modern development and interdisciplinary applicationsLogi1S27: Social traitsMove1S30. Eco-evolutionary feedback between pollinator behaviour and floral evolutionMove2S9. Microbial genome and community evolution in food environmentsLogi2S5. Aging & cancer through the lens of evolutionGoto33
14:0016:20President's address and Closing ceremonyLogomo hall