World Symbiosis Day Webinar
Title - Symbiosis When living together is a win-win
International Symbiosis Society (ISS) hosted its first webinar on Symbiosis as part of the annual celebration on designated ‘World Symbiosis day’ dedicated to different types of symbioses and focusing on how symbiotic living together is a win-win for the ecosystem. The webinar was well attended by more that 300 people on zoom and 150 watching live on you tube.
Link to recording , presentations and report are available here.
The recommended reading list (available until September 23rd) released by journal Symbiosis the proud sponsor of event is available here. https://www.springer.com/journal/13199/updates/18191794
Please submit your paper at CALL FOR PAPERS for Special Issue: Anthropogenic impacts on symbiotic systems
10th International Symbiosis Society Congress
18-23 JULY 2021 at LYON, FRANCE
The ISS Congress is the sanctioned meeting of the International Symbiosis Society and is held every three years. It is the primary international meeting focusing on symbioses, including complex interactions between hosts and their microbiomes. The Congress usually bring together 400 symbiosis scientists from up to 20 nations to present the latest research in symbioses, their ubiquity in nature and their impact on all environments on the planet.This time it is being held jointly with Holobiont #3 (https://www.fourwav.es/view/1040/info/).
For details please visit our 2021 website or email us at iss10holobiont3@sciencesconf.org
The Symbiosis Journal
Symbiosis volumes one (1985) to 39 (2005) now available on-line
The International Symbiosis Society and Springer publish Symbiosis. Symbiosis is a refereed journal which publishes results of original research that contribute to understanding of symbiotic interactions at the molecular, cellular, and organismal levels.
Topics of particular interest are include:
- Nutritional interactions
- Mutual regulatory and morphogenic effects
- Structural co-adaptations
- Interspecific recognition and specity
- Ecological adaptations
- Evolutionary consequences of symbiosis
- Culture and other specific methods for symbiosis research.
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