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Online Ecology Conferences

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Jun 12, 2021
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One of the critical tools for data visualization today is the R statistical programming language. Especially in conjunction with the tidyverse software packages, R has become an extremely powerful and flexible platform for making figures, tables, and reproducible reports. However, R can be intimidating for first time users, and there are so many resources online that it can be difficult to sort through without guidance.

The focus in this course is learning to use ggplot2 to make a variety of visualizations and to polish those visualizations using tools within ggplot as well as vector graphics editing software.

Data Visualization in R with ggplot2


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TDWG Biodiversity Information Standards 2021

Date: October 18th - 22nd

Abstract Submission Deadline: August 2nd

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Conference Theme

As we continue to connect people and biodiversity data globally by virtual means in these globally uncertain times, TDWG 2021 will be composed of symposia, workshops, contributed oral and poster presentations, demos, and discussions, as well as keynotes and social events. The theme for TDWG 2021 is _Connecting the world of biodiversity data: uniting people, processes, and tools. The Interest/Task Group working sessions will be held separately during the month following the virtual conference (November 2021).


Aquatic Ecology Research in a Pandemic

Date: September 9th -11th

Abstract Submission Deadline: July 20th

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Conference Theme

Join us for this year’s Aquatic SIG Annual Meeting, going virtual for the first time!

The coronavirus pandemic is among the most severe global issues that humanity has faced and innovative solutions for tracking, tracing, and controlling the speed of the virus are urgently required. Furthermore, the impact of worldwide lockdown measures and associated reductions in anthropogenic activity on biodiversity and the environment is unknown.

At this event, we will hear from aquatic ecology researchers that are utilising ground-breaking techniques to address these research gaps. Our keynote speakers have expertise across and beyond aquatic realms. These world-leading aquatic ecologists will discuss their recent findings and priorities for future research which will, as always, spark interesting discussions. Students and ECRs will have the opportunity to present their research through Twitter, join practical or Q&A sessions on R, and network with their peers. All workshops, talks, and discussion are spread over 3 days with plenty of breaks.


Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Symposium Turkey (EEBST)

Date: August 16th - 21st

Abstract Submission Deadline: July 29th

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Conference Theme

The annual symposium of EkoEvo brings together scientists and students working in the fields of ecology and evolutionary biology and to facilitate interaction and communication between groups ignorer to expand scientific knowledge and dissemination.


Southern African Shark and Ray Symposium (In Person)

Date: November 17th - 19th

Abstract Submission Deadline: July 19th

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Conference Theme

The Southern African Shark & Ray Symposium (SASRS) is a biennial meeting of the academic community of Southern Africa who are currently conducting research on these taxa. The 2021 theme will be Catalyst for Change: Post-pandemic research on Southern African Chondrichthyans.


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