Evolutionary Developmental Biology in Latin America
As part of the Latin American Evo-Devo group, formed at the Pan American Society for Evolutionary Developmental Biology Meeting (2015), we have been discussing ways to increase the visibility of Evolutionary Developmental Biology (Evo-Devo) and build collaboration networks in Latin America.
We know that many researchers from several Latin American countries are doing studies in Evo-Devo, but are not aware of the Pan American Evo-Devo Society. We are trying to identify labs doing Evo-Devo research in each Latin American country so they can join the society, attend the meetings and potentially collaborate with each other. So, if you are an Evo-Devo investigator in Latin America and you are unaware of our group, please contact us!
If you are a student interested in learning more about Evo-Devo research in Latin America we also encourage you to contact us for more information, papers, labs, etc.!
We know that many researchers from several Latin American countries are doing studies in Evo-Devo, but are not aware of the Pan American Evo-Devo Society. We are trying to identify labs doing Evo-Devo research in each Latin American country so they can join the society, attend the meetings and potentially collaborate with each other. So, if you are an Evo-Devo investigator in Latin America and you are unaware of our group, please contact us!
If you are a student interested in learning more about Evo-Devo research in Latin America we also encourage you to contact us for more information, papers, labs, etc.!
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Contact:
Rodrigo Nunes da Fonseca Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Liaison Officer rodrigo.nunes.da.fonseca@gmail.com |
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Federico D Brown University of São Paulo, Brazil Past Liaison Officer fdbrown@usp.br |
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