Symposia and Workshops
The MORPH Research Coordination Network will sponsor a series of symposia and workshops in conjunction with diverse biological societies. In 2009, MORPH will build on the success of the previous MORPH workshops by hosting a third workshop. Please check back for updates on the topic and location, and application deadlines.
MORPH Workshops:
2010: The Leaf: Integrating Evolution, Development, and Function. An all expenses paid weekend long workshop at the University of Colorado, Boulder. January 29th-31st. Student applications accepted now through Friday, November 6th.
2009: Homology: Conceptual Integration from the Morphological to the Molecular
MORPH Sponsored Symposia:
2007: Symposia at BSA/ASPB
Evolutionary Development
Evolution of Flower Development: From Phenotypes to Genes
Emerging Model Species for Developmental, Evolutionary, and Functional
Analyses
Molecules to Morphology: Developing an Understanding of Plant Evolution Through
Time
The Functional Significance of Leaf Shape Variation - Towards a Consensus from
Gene to Community
Vegetative Development
Evolution of Development and Physiology
2006: The Comparative - Phylogenetic Method of Reconstructing Evolutionary History
2005: Causes and Consequences of Floral Developmental Change
2004: Discerning Homologies: Gene Expression, Development, and Morphology
Other MORPH Meetings:
2005: Meeting of Botanical Gardens
MORPH
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