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IMC9 Registration Open

Registration for the 9th International Mycological Congress, held 1-6 of August, is now open.  This looks to be an exciting, dynamic, and broad conference on fungal biology covering a great breadth of topics.  These include: intricate look at fungal cell biology using microscopy, genetic and molecular biology tools; Evolution of fungi through systematics and comparative biology [...]

Neurospora 2010 and upcoming fungal conferences

Don’t forget to register for Neurospora 2010 held at the beautiful Asilomar Conference center in Pacific Grove, CA held April 8-11, 2010. Get your filamentous fungi fix here!

Also save the date for some other important upcoming conferences you may consider attending

American Society of Microbiology, Candida and Dimorphic Fungi Meeting, March 22-26, Miami, FL, USA
Joint Genome [...]

Emerging Fungal Disease Conference

New and Emerging Fungal Diseases of Animals and Plants : evolutionary aspects in the context of global changes

Roscoff,Brittany FRANCE

April 17, 2010

The CNRS and Conferences Jaques Monod are hosting a 4-day meeting at the French Marine Biology research station in Roscoff, Brittany on the evolution and dynamics of emerging fungal pathogens. This meeting will [...]

EMBO Comparative Genomics conference

If you can make plans to head to Spain in October you should consider attending the EMBO conference on Comparative Genomics of Eukaryotic Microorganisms October 17-22 outside of Barcelona. Lots of very interesting speakers and I’ve got the chance to be there to speak about ideas and results using comparative genomics to study evolution of [...]

Save those fungal genetics photos

For those of you with cameras at Fungal Genetics this year, I’ve started a Flickr pool to archive and shared pictures. Feel free to join in and post pictures you’d like to share from the current or past Asilomar or European Fungal Genetics meetings.

Fungal genetics abstracts

The abstract book is posted for Fungal Genetics 2009 with a whopping 319 pages to read on your flight/drive/bike ride to the Asilomar conference center in Pacific Grove, CA this week.

See you there!