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Atacama

10/19/2022

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SYMPOSIUM

6/27/2022

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International Symposium on "Reference genomes for biodiversity"
     -> hosted by the Institute of Zoology @UniCologne, Germany
     -> 5-8 September 2022  

Are you interested in species across the tree of life with tricky, fascinating, pan-, polyploid or giant genomes?
Then join us in the beautiful city of Cologne to discuss recent advances and challenges in the field, and how we move forward as a scientific community in Germany and Europe. This symposium brings together leading scientists of all disciplines working on biodiversity genomics. 

Registration is open @ http://derga-biodiversity.de/symposium
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City cycling

9/1/2021

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As a member of the Institute of Zoology (IfZ), the ecogenomics group is proud to join this year's Cologne CITY CYCLING competition. This competition involves completing as many daily journeys as possible in an environmentally-friendly manner using your bike over a 21-day period. Cycling for an impact to change traffic and infrastructure developments in our city.
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on air

2/13/2021

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Listen to my live radio interview @radioeins. I talk about how we can use genomic data for nature conservation.

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the beginning of...

7/2/2020

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...the Waldvogel Lab @Institute of Zoology @University of Cologne.

Now it is time to build the Waldvogel Lab. I am very much looking forward to diving into my own research program and performing more exciting ecological genomics reseach! There will also be some job postings soon...
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interview

2/4/2020

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Last week met the Senckenberg outreach team to talk about how urgently we need to understand how and if biodiversity can respond to climate change. You also want to know how you yourself as a scientist or citizen can contribute to this mission?
Find the full interview here (only German..sorry):
https://www.senckenberg.de/de/themen/thema-genomik-gegen-artensterben/
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CALL to @UNICOLOGNe

1/27/2020

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I am super happy to tell that I was offered a position at the Institute for Zoology at University of Cologne! So I will have the opportunity to start my own group (#WaldvogelLab) focusing on Ecological and Population Genomics. Look forward to more exciting Chironomus-research but also expect some initial project with rotifers as my additional model organism in spe.
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merry xmas

12/19/2019

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2tons

11/18/2019

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I estimated the CO2 footprint of me and my family (husband and son sharing the same household). Testing several different apps, I found OneTonneFuture (early access, Vattenfall AB) to allow for the most accurate estimate.
Accordingly, we are emitting 6.1 ton of CO2 per year - almost meeting the recommended level of 2.03 tons per person.
BUT my son is only 1 year old and his emission rate will rise, AND we would like to have a bigger flat, AND AND AND...

I would be curious to share ideas about how everyone of us can reduce CO2 emissions.
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