Program Book (pdf)

 

Perkins/Metzenberg Lecture by Regine Kahmann

 

 

 

Schedule of Events

 

GSA Poster Award Winners

 

The Fungal Genetics Policy Committee invites you to attend the 27th Fungal Genetics Conference, sponsored by the Genetics Society of America. The meeting is held every two years at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Pacific Grove, California (near Monterey, California). The conference will open on Tuesday evening, March 12 with an Opening Mixer from 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm and end on Sunday, March 17. Regine Kahmann, Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology, will present the Perkins/Metzenberg Lecture on Saturday, March 16 at 5:45 pm, followed by the banquet and closing party.


Chairs of the Scientific Program

Katherine Borkovich, University of California, Riverside
Francis Martin, INRA, Nancy, France

 

Fungal Policy Committee

 

The Fungal Genetics Policy Committee (FGPC) is elected by the participants at the Fungal Genetics Confererence that is held biennially at the Asilomar, CA conference center. Their role is to oversee the organization of the meeting. Their goal is to ensure that all aspects are planned to optimize its success. The FGPC is composed of nine members; three are elected at each meeting for a six-year term. The Chair is elected by the members of the committee.


The FGPC has three main roles:

 

  1. Provide feedback to the Scientific Organizers on the scientific program to ensure that there is diversity in all aspects of the program. Diversity is defined as having plenary speakers that represent broad areas of fungal biology, organismal diversity, are balanced between junior and senior speakers, represent a balanced male/female ratio, and show geographic diversity. The committee also provides feedback on concurrent session topics and chairs to again ensure appropriate diversity and that all areas of fungal biology are represented.

  2. Appoint two people as Scientific Organizers of the subsequent meeting. For example, the Scientific Organizers of the 2015 meeting will be appointed at the 2013 Asilomar meeting.

  3. Provide feedback to the GSA on issues arising about the site and logistics of the meeting.
     

Barbara Howlett (Chair, 2007-2013)
The University of Melbourne
Email: bhowlett@unimelb.edu.au
Eric U Selker (2009-2015)
University of Oregon
Email: selker@molbio.uoregon.edu
   
Neil Gow (2007- 2013)
University of Aberdeen Institute of Medical Sciences
Email: n.gow@abdn.ac.uk 
Nick Read (2011-2017)
Institute of Cell Biology, University of Edinburgh
Email: Nick.Read@ed.ac.uk
   
Nicholas J. Talbot (2007-2013)
Washington Singer Laboratories
Email: n.j.talbot@exeter.ac.uk
Frances Trail (2011-2017)
Michigan State University
Email: trail@msu.edu 
   
Francine Govers (2009-2015)
Wageningen University
Email: francine.govers@wur.nl
Linda Kohn (2011-2017)
University of Toronto
Email: linda.kohn@utoronto.ca
   
Barry Scott (2009-2015)
Institute of Molecular BioSciences, Massey University,
Email: D.B.Scott@massey.ac.nz
Marc Orbach (FGC Grant Coordinator)
University of Arizona
Email: orbachmj@ag.arizona.edu

Ex officio, Mike Plamann
Director, Fungal Genetics Stock Center
Ex officio, Kevin McCluskey
Curator, Fungal Genetics Stock Center

 

All meeting questions should be directed to Anne Marie Mahoney, Mahoney@genetics-gsa.org, Genetics Society of America, 9650 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20814, telephone: 301-634-7039.

 

The 2013 Fungal Conference logo design was created by Xiaoping Li and Mona Pokharel.

Important Dates:

 

2013

 
Platform and Poster Assignments online February 22
   
Mobile Website available February 26
   

 

 

 
 

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