yes, Chiara is presenting our work with the unknowns https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.30.180448v5 https://merenlab.org/2020/07/01/dark-side/
See you on Monday @Markella Moraitou @Nikolay Oskolkov 😅 !
*Thread Reply:* And @Jaelle Brealey presenting on Tuesday
Here's the program but I guess access is only available for registered participants
Hi @Başak Uysal I suggest you check out the conferences offered by the American Society for Microbiology (https://asm.org/Events) and the conferences offered by the Microbiology Society (https://microbiologysociety.org/events.html)
Annnnd another one: https://twitter.com/nf_core/status/1397100121750482949
This time it will be @Zandra Fagernäs TODAY talking about the importance of making good images for documentation!
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*Thread Reply:* happy people don't observe the clock (Russian proverb)
*Thread Reply:* Way to go @Zandra Fagernäs!
*Thread Reply:* @Nico Rascovan is the deadline correct?
*Thread Reply:* That was yesterday 😬
*Thread Reply:* Or is that just for in person attending?
*Thread Reply:* hahaha, good point. That was for attending in person. Sorry.
*Thread Reply:* @Nico Rascovan will the symposium be recorded and available online at a later date? I would like to attend (and have sent a sign-up email), but I have several meetings already booked for that day and will have to miss some of the talks
*Thread Reply:* Hey Ash! I already registered you. I am not sure about the recording, but possibly yes
*Thread Reply:* Yes!! Thank you @Nico Rascovan it was awesome (also thanks for your talks both!)
*Thread Reply:* @Nico Rascovan Thanks for a magical time in Paris! It was my first in-person conference since the pandemic, and it was so nice to see and talk to people! I know it must have been a lot of work to host the conference, but we all appreciated it so much - thank you!
*Thread Reply:* thanks Tina! It was actually much easier than I thought, and as you said a great pleasure to meet with colleagues in person again!
For #TeamDirt
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perhaps too grant specific (it focuses a lot of Horizon Europe requirements) for some of you but this might be of interest to either yourselves or colleagues/collaborators https://dans.knaw.nl/en/agenda/dans-data-trail-workshop-data-management-tools-for-archaeologists/
*Thread Reply:* You should also send to the mailing list, there might be extra people who could be interested
*Thread Reply:* Thank you! I’m gonna look at these.
In case someone is interested to join EBAME https://twitter.com/LoiMai/status/1534463409495867392 Here is the program from last year: https://maignienlab.gitlab.io/ebame6/ebame6_program.html This year I will have a session where we will go through all the new tools and methods we have developed for ancient metagenomics
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From an email sent to the mailing list:
```Dear SedaDNA Community,
we are delighted to host the SedaDNA Meeting, co-organized with the PaleoEcoGen PAGES working group, in Potsdam next year.
We are currently in the planning phase, but for now we would like to ask you to save the date - 07.-09.06.2023.
All meeting details will be stored and regularly updated here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13tvQSsiWDWVYNwo638D9ByT3cKc1HLZsXTSC_3GRtSY/edit?usp=sharing
We are looking forward to seeing you in Potsdam,
the local organizing committee
(Ulrike Herzschuh, Kathleen Stoof-Leichsenring and Liv Heinecke) ``` Please email Kathleen if you have any further questions: Kathleen.Stoof-Leichsenring@awi.de
*Thread Reply:* I am wondering the same thing. I did sign up but the time difference killed me 🦘
*Thread Reply:* Same here. I missed the registration.
*Thread Reply:* EMBO The human microbiome (https://www.embl.org/about/info/course-and-conference-office/events/ees23-08/)
*Thread Reply:* World of microbiome (https://microbiome.kenes.com/)
*Thread Reply:* SMBE 2023 (July 23-27) http://www.smbe.org/smbe/MEETINGS/SMBE2023.aspx
*Thread Reply:* Are you guys not planning to try and do it same week as ISBA?
If not,
• ISBA: 13-16th Sept (https://www.isbarch.org/meetings) • ESHE sometime mid-to-end sept (https://www.eshe.eu/past/)
*Thread Reply:* And a niche one for me:
• Nextflow summit: first/second week October
Hello SPAAM people, I got a suggestion to advertise here our EAA 2023 session (661: Pathogenic Disease in the Past), in case you here are interested in a little bit more archaeological meeting this year! (Abstract submission DL next Monday, February 13th at 23:59 CET)
So warm welcome to everyone working on ancient diseases, with genetics, proteomics, etc. More info in the docx attached!
*Thread Reply:* You can also post to the SPAAM and ISBA mailing lists:
https://www.listserv.dfn.de/sympa/info/spaam-community https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/ISBARCH
*Thread Reply:* Cool! Shevan's taking care of the mail lists, will tell her!
Hello @channel!
We would like to invite you to submit an abstract to our SMBE 2023 symposium, "Host-pathogen co-evolutionary dynamics through the lens of paleogenomics." The SMBE 2023 will be held in beautiful Ferrara, Italy, from July 23 to July 27.
The aim of this symposium is to assemble findings from the field of Paleogenomics addressing the interactions between pathogens and their hosts throughout human history, such as pathogen origins and spread, the genetic processes involved in the emergence of epidemics among past human populations, and the evolutionary mechanisms underlying human adaptation to infectious disease exposure.
During this symposia, two outstanding invited speakers will be featured: @Maria Spyrou with a title talk, "Investigating the genomic history of plague, from the Neolithic to the present" and Gaspard Kerner presenting "A time-series aDNA approach detects genetic adaptation to pathogens in post-Neolithic Europe".
The deadline for abstract submission will be on the 15th of March. See the website for more details https://www.smbe2023.org/abstractsubmission.
Please, feel free to forward this to colleagues and students that might be interested !!
Let us know if you have any further questions.
Dr. Federica Pierini (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology) Dr. Linda Ongaro (Trinity College Dublin) Dr. Marco Rosario Capodiferro (Trinity College Dublin) Dr. Miriam Bravo (LIIGH-UNAM)
It will be sent out through other means as well. Due to ongoing website issues, we decided to go the pdf route for now, but it will be available everywhere in due course.
*Thread Reply:* For people at the SMBE2023, is there any plan for a dinner togheter tonight to meet each other?
*Thread Reply:* that will be great! We can chat after the simposium to pick a place!
*Thread Reply:* yes of course
*Thread Reply:* People interested for tonight write here so that, basing on the number, I can find a place for all of us (which is not so easy these days in Ferrara) ;)
*Thread Reply:* We’re going to https://maps.app.goo.gl/7bMdaDU7QMxikBNj9 at 7.30 pm to have a beer 🍺
Hi @channel, We are very excited to announce a new event: Speed networking between PIs and young researchers! We will group PIs and young researchers into pairs/small groups in breakout rooms to share a bit about their background, all within a limited amount of time. We have planned this event to replicate the informal networking that happens in a conference but from the comfort of your own house ;).
The first date for this event series would be the 17th of July at 16:00 CEST (Paris time)! Come to talk with: • Prof. Anne Stone (Arizona State University, https://stone.lab.asu.edu/). Topics: ancient pathogens, mycobacteria, primate variation, human population history, forensics. • Associate Prof. Dr. Christina Warinner (Ph.D.) (Harvard University, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, https://christinawarinner.com/ ). Topics: oral microbiome, gut microbiome, food culture through microbes, proteomics, human adaptation to extreme environments • Dr. Nicolás Rascovan (Institut Pasteur, https://research.pasteur.fr/en/team/microbial-paleogenomics/). Topics: oral microbiome, ancient pathogens, human population genetics, evolution • Dr. Katerina Guschanski (The University of Edinburgh, Uppsala University, https://www.uu.se/en/contact-and-organisation/staff?query=N14-1484). Topics: microbiome, evolution, ecology, nonhuman primates, biological diversity This is your chance to get to talk to them in an informal setting, to ask them any questions and see if they may be a good fit for your future career! If you are interested in participating, please fill out the registration form by July 10th.
