Symposium: Insects as Models for Integrating Development with Evolution
研讨会:昆虫作为发育与进化相结合的模型
基本信息
- 批准号:0078320
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.57万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2000
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2000-08-01 至 2001-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
0078320EmlenFunds from this proposal make possible a symposium on the evolution of developmental mechanisms in insects, to be held at the XXI International Congress of Entomology in Iguasu Falls, Brazil (20-26 August, 2000). Insect research has contributed enormously to our current understanding of both developmental and evolutionary biology. Recently, much of the ground-breaking work at the interface between these two fields has come from studies of insects. Yet there has never been a symposium at any major conference dedicated the evolution of developmental mechanisms in insects. Since our symposium will be part of the largest entomological gathering in the world, the PIs have the unique opportunity to harness a tremendous breadth of biological expertise in insect science towards a more complete and satisfying unification of evolutionary and developmental biology. They bring together investigators from around the world, but bias our participant list towards young investigators who are in the process of establishing lifetimeresearch programs that explicitly integrate developmental with evolutionary biology. Their invited speakers use the powerful tools of developmental and molecular biology to test specific evolutionary questions in related species. This approach has historical precedent as a useful method of forging a meaningful synthesis between developmental and evolutionary biology. They anticipate that interactions derived from this symposium will establish new collaborations and reveal novel directions for future integrative entomological research.
0078320 Emlen该提案的资金使得在巴西Iguasu福尔斯举行的第二十一届国际昆虫学大会(2000年8月20日至26日)上举行一次关于昆虫发育机制演变的研讨会成为可能。昆虫研究对我们目前对发育和进化生物学的理解做出了巨大贡献。 最近,在这两个领域之间的界面上,许多突破性的工作都来自于对昆虫的研究。 然而,在任何一次重大会议上,从来没有一个专题讨论会专门讨论昆虫发育机制的进化。由于我们的研讨会将是世界上最大的昆虫学聚会的一部分,PI有独特的机会利用昆虫科学中广泛的生物学专业知识,实现进化和发育生物学的更完整和令人满意的统一。 他们汇集了来自世界各地的研究人员,但我们的参与者名单偏向于年轻的研究人员,他们正在建立明确整合发展与进化生物学的终身研究计划。 他们邀请的演讲者使用发育和分子生物学的强大工具来测试相关物种的特定进化问题。 这种方法有历史先例,作为一种有用的方法,在发育和进化生物学之间建立一个有意义的综合。 他们预计,这次研讨会产生的相互作用将建立新的合作,并揭示未来综合昆虫学研究的新方向。
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