Biological diversity at the micro-levels

Details

  • Full Title

    Biology: Diversity at many levels

  • Suggested by

    Charlotte Permann

  • The respective workshop calls for contributions regarding ...

    • Microalgal diversity, biology and biochemistry
    • Industrial use of microalgae
    • Hydro-terrestrial habitats in mountain areas
    • Cultivation methods of microalgae
    • Food development on an algal basis
  • Keywords

    Microalgae, cultivation, biochemistry, mountain ecosystems

  • Type

    Session

Description

Biology is probably the most versatile research field of all natural sciences. From small scale biochemical interactions to whole biomes, from single celled microorganisms to large ecosystems, biologists are faced with an immense diversity. While this diversity calls for the specialization to specific topics and working methods, it is equally important to connect the different fields within the world of biology. Similar to the interlocking processes within an ecosystem, we gain the best progress when working together and sharing our experiences and knowledge. While we might become experts in our particular field, we should never stop learning about different aspects of biology and integrating new ideas. This session is especially designed for all biologists who want to broaden their horizon and discuss the biological diversity in more than its original sense. The aim of this special format of workshop is to learn different aspects, methods, approaches, and solution strategies from each other. Participants will not only gain insight into new aspects of biology, but will also help each other to discover new, previously unconsidered tools to be applied for their research.

Format

Presentations and Discussions.

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