This week: AMRI All Hands Meeting & Fika, Baltic Sea Climate Change in the next 50 years - a short film, Parental Leave in Academia Seminar … This is AMRI, Week 39.

Welcome to the AMRI roundup, our weekly newsletter to keep you informed on the latest happenings in and beyond our network.

AMRI Network Announcements

SAVE THE DATE: December 2-3, AMRI all-hands meeting!

This year’s AMRI All-Hands Meeting will take place at Linnaeus University in Kalmar, December 2-3. (December 1st for Post-Doc Day). AMRI will provide transport and hotel to all attendees of the meeting, as well as a tour and dinner at Kalmar Castle. Sign-up sheets coming soon, keep an eye out!

As we finalize the agenda, we want to hear your voices: Please come to us with a suggestion for guest speaker/ theme for this year’s AHM. AMRI is an inclusive network, and we want to hear from people!

AMRI Fika: This Friday, 11-11.30

https://lnu-se.zoom.us/j/62725645568?pwd=ZGdwSEhQYUxxajR6SjlBNGNzNEJJdz09&from=addon

Theme: Elevator Pitch

For Friday’s 1 October AMRI virtual fika-we invite you to practice your "scientific elevator pitch". Can you in 2 minutes explain to a general audience: Who you are and what your research interests are?

What is your latest results & why are they exciting? or
What are you doing next?

Be creative and have some fun with your AMRI colleagues. All are welcome to join, listen, and share.

Image of the Week

Click below to view a short film on Mark Dopson et al’s research, “Consequences of climate change in a Baltic Sea bay exposed to 50 years of warming.”

Share your research!

Published a new paper? Defended your thesis? Exciting research to share? Congratulations!

AMRI wants to highlight your achievement. Fill out your new research form here:

https://www.amri-sweden.org/share-your-research

Announcements

Featured

NordSIMS VegaCenter Proposal Call 2024

Deadline October 2023

Applications are invited for analytical time at NordSIMS-Vegacenter, a Swedish Research

Council supported national infrastructure for microanalysis and imaging in the Earth,

environmental and planetary sciences that comprises the NordSIMS ion microprobe facility

and the Vegacenter facility for (LA-)ICP-MS. Applications are particularly encouraged from

members of under-represented and historically disadvantaged groups.

Remember to register for SciLifeLab Science Summit; Genomics of Biodiversity and Evolution, Sept 20, Aula Magna, Stockholm

https://www.scilifelab.se/event/scilifelab-science-summit-2023/

Deadline to register: September 6

Event date: September 20th

SciLifeLab Day - Linköping - October 10th

SciLifeLab Linköping

View Organizer Website

AMRI Week: Big Data Seminar & AMRI All Hands Meeting - November 8-9-10

Save the date for AMRI Week!

November 8th - AMRI All Hands Meeting

November 9th - 10th - Big Data Workshop, organized by AMRI PI Maliheh Mehrshad et al.

Our final AMRI Week will take place this year in Uppsala (please note location change).

Registration link to follow!

Swedish Bioinformatics Workshop (SBW2023) | Save the dates: 6th-7th November 2023

The conference website and a preliminary program is available at http://sbw2023.eu/

November 6-7 Stockholm

Invitation to contribute: "Mechanisms and Ecology of Suspended-Particle Capture in Marine Systems".

www.physicalecologylab.org

NanoSIMS workshop 2023 in Gothenburg

Date: October 16-18

Time: 09:00

Gothenburg

Please visit the webpage for more information about the meeting: https://nanosims.se

Early birth registration is open from now until June 30.

Deadline for abstract submission is August 1.

Shining a light into the deep, dark subsurface... a seminar with AMRI Professor Mark Dopson

Welcome to a lecture in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences seminar series.

Mark Dopson, professor, Department of Biology and Environmental Science, Linnaeus University

"Shining a light into the deep, dark subsurface"

Free webinar on lignin, polyphenol and phenoloxidase

Time: May 11th, 14.00

Register at https://physiologiaplantarum.org/

Webinar focusing on lignins, polyphenolics and phenoloxidases - together these phenolic molecules constitute the second most abundant biopolymer on the planet where 20-30% of the C is stored. There are several talks with great speakers (Igor Cesarino, Wout Boerjan, Jorge Rencoret, Jose del Rio, Anna Happonen and others), the event is organised as a semi-live event so that webinar talks are readily available and registration is free.