CONGRESSES
The Society regularly organizes scientific congresses attracting a growing number of young researchers and students. We are constantly engaged in the realization of new opportunities for meetings, scientific exchange, and dissemination to the general public, merging disciplines that might appear distant but that converge through the lens of evolution. We are committed to involving as many young members as possible, allowing them to learn, interact, and bring forth new ideas and perspectives. This objective is pursued also through the election of young researchers (including one PhD student) in the Scientific Council of the Society.
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PREVIOUS CONGRESSES
5th Congress
Trento, 28-31 August 2013
The 5th Congress of SIBE was co-organized by SIBE, the Edmund Mach Foundation (FEM), the MUSE of Trento (Museum of Sciences), and the Center for Integrative Biology-CIBIO at the University of Trento. The symposia covered various topics, including 'Paleobiology,' 'Evolutionary Medicine,' 'Genome Evolution,' and 'Biodiversity and Evolutionary Processes.' The congress concluded with a 'Wallace day' at MUSE dedicated to communicating Evolution to the public.
4th Congress
Milan, 2-4 September 2010
The 4th Congress of SIBE was organized by the University of Milan, the University of Milan Bicocca, and the Natural History Museum of Milan. The congress was preceded by a workshop dedicated to molecular phylogeny.
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1st Congress
Ferrara, 24-26 August 2005
The congress in Ferrara saw the participation of 175 attendees from 19 Italian universities, 10 foreign universities, and 6 research institutes and public institutions. There were 32 oral presentations, and the total contributions including oral presentations and posters were 75.
3nd Congress
Alghero, 2-5 October 2008
The 3rd SIBE congress was organized by the University of Sassari and was attended by 158 registered participants, who contributed a total of 87 presentations, divided into 54 posters and 33 oral presentations. These were complemented by 3 symposia on evolution education and communication.
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2nd Congress
Florence, 4-7 September 2006
The congress was organized by the University of Florence. There were approximately 230 registered participants. The number of oral presentations was 53, and the total contributions (oral presentations + posters) amounted to 116. The proceedings book was published by Aracne Publishing House (ISBN 88-548-0723-0). Thirteen articles related to research presented at the congress were published in a special issue of the journal BMC Evolutionary Biology.
Co-organizzed congresses
EVOLMAR 2020 Marine Evolution
Sponsored congresses
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