National Centre for Statistical Ecology

NCSE Summer Meeting 2013

2012-08-16T00:00:00

The NCSE Summer Meeting with be held at CEFAS, Lowestoft, 15th - 19th July 2013.

International Statistical Ecology Conference 2014

2012-11-22T00:00:00

The International Statistical Ecology Conference 2014, will be held in Montpellier (France) from 1st to 4th July 2014.

Pre-conference workshops will take place from 28th - 30th June.

This conference will convene experts from around the world to present and discuss issues of interest to ecological statisticians and biologists. We will hold sessions focused upon mark-recapture methods, distance sampling methods, other abundance estimation techniques, monitoring of biodiversity, survey design and analysis for estimating population trends, modelling of spatial trends in animal density, integrated population modelling, stochastic population dynamics modelling, stochastic multispecies modelling, individual-based model fitting, and stochastic modelling of animal movement.

International Environmental 'Omics Synthesis Conference

2013-04-29T00:00:00

Registration is now open for the first annual International Environmental 'Omics Synthesis Conference, Cardiff, September 9-11th, 2013.

The conference will bring together researches in environmental sciences and researchers in 'omics (e.g. genomics, proteomics, metabolomics), and will help establish a wider integrated 'omics community.

This conference is supported by NERC Mathematics and informatics for Environmental 'Omics data Synthesis program and the STFC Futures Programme, under the coordination of the recently established Environmental 'Omic Synthesis Centre chaired by Professor Thomas Meagher.

School of Biology lecturer Dr Daniel Barker, a member of the conference organising committee, said: "This is a unique conference, aimed simultaneously at environmental researchers and 'omics technologists. This will be a perfect chance for these groups to meet, share ideas and learn from each other. I wish to draw the conference to the attention of researchers in environmental biology, and researchers and users of bioinformatics and 'omics methods."