9 & 10 April 2026
Biodiversity in équations
This conference will bring together researchers from around the world in Montpellier to share the most recent advances in biodiversity theory.
30/03/2026 from 9am to 1 pm
ISEM Scientific Morning
Cross-departmental thematic session on climate change.
Programme: to be confirmed
19/01/2026 à 9.30am
Monday seminar
Luis Seabra Tracing Rye’s History and Role in Southwestern Europe: The RYSE Project
Giacomo Zilio Environmental complexity constrains evolutionary adaptation across taxa
29/01/2026 at 2pm
PhD thesis defence
Noémie Hévin
Role of biotic and abiotic factors in the evolution of Parnassiinae: a genomic approach
12/01/2026 at 9.30am
Monday seminar
Cheïma Barhoumi
Can dung pollen reveal livestock dietary preferences and grazing patterns in Central Mongolia?
Kimberley Lemmen
Resource Quality Modulates Eco-Evolutionary Feedbacks During Range Expansion
18/12/2025 at 2pm
PhD thesis defence
Charlotte Mention
Impact of atmospheric relative humidity on forest-savannah transitions in Central Africa: an approach combining palaeoecology and isotopic geochemistry
15/12/2025 at 9.30am
Monday seminar
Laura Meyer
Multiple types of selection on chromosomal inversions in the long-snouted seahorse
Emilio Mora
Coexistence and long-term biocontrol in Intraguild Predation models with different predator types
17/12/2025at 2:00pm
PhD thesis defence
Marie Riffis
Compensatory evolution of proteins under the effect of episodes of biased gene conversion towards G and C bases
16/12/2025 at 2pm (French hour)
Soutenance de thèse
Marion Blache
Dynamics of red pine (Pinus resinosa Ait.) and white pine (Pinus strobus L.) pine forests during the Holocene in northern temperate forests in Quebec
15/12/2025 at 2:30pm
PhD thesis defence
Moritz Dirnberger
Methodological approaches to phylogenetics and macroevolution: integrating fossil and extant data in a case study of Cricetinae (Rodentia)