March 2002
FIWI	13th	Eberhard Gwinner Forschungsstelle für Ornithologie, Max-Planck-Ges., Erling, D	Endogenous annual rhythms as clocks for all seasons: mechanisms and functions
KLIVV	20th	Eulalia Moreno CSIC,Almeria, E	Ecological plasticity due to morphology. An alternative hypothesis for explaining habitat selection and species distribution
		April 2002
KLIVV	10th	Péter Batáry Univ. Budapest, H	Edge effect of nest predation: literature review and a case study at reedbeds of Lake Neusiedl
KLIVV	17th	Staffan Andersson Univ. Göteborg, S	Carotenoid colour signalling; biochemistry, reflectance and honesty
FIWI	19th	Tim Clutton-Brock Univ. Cambridge, UK	Comparative stability of ungulate populations
FIWI	24th	Dustin Penn Univ. Utah, USA	Infection and odour: parasite mediated sexual selection
		May 2002
FIWI	3rd	Walter Bodemer Dt. Primatenzentrum, Göttingen, D	Wirts- und erregerspezifische Komponenten der Übertragung von Prionerkrankungen
KLIVV	8th	Gernot Segelbacher TU München, D	Effects of habitat fragmentation on capercaillie: evidence from microsatellites
KLIVV	16th	Michael Wink Univ. Heidelberg, D	Vögel und Sekundärstoffe
KLIVV	29th	Vaclav Radovan SAV Bratislava, SK	Socio-ecological factors influencing the genetic mating system of house sparrows
		June 2002
FIWI	5th	Eva Millesi Univ. Wien	Reproduktionsstrategien bei winterschlafenden Nagern: Sind Ziesel Sklaven ihrer cirannualen Rhythmik
FIWI	12th	Randy Nelson Ohio State Univ., USA	Seasonal cycles in sex and death: photoperiodic effects on reproductive and immune function
FIWI	19th	Walter Arnold FIWI, Wien	Selektive Aufnahme mehrfach ungesättigter Fettsäuren durch Murmeltiere und ihre Bedeutung für den Winterschlaf
		October 2002
KLIVV	9th	Sonia Hohl-Kleindorfer KLIVV, Wien	Breeding ecology of Darwin’s finches
KLIVV	16th	Gyula Gajdon Universität Wien	Social and physical competence in keas, Nestor notabilis
KLIVV	23rd	Christian Schlötterer University of Veterinary Medicine, Wien, A	Towards a molecular characterization of adaptation in local populations
KLIVV	30th	Dolores Schütz KLIVV, Wien	Selection on small animals living in water: sexual size dimorphism in the water spider, Argyroneta aquatica
		November 2002
KLIVV	6th	Katharina Foerster Max Planck Research Centre for Ornithology, Seewiesen, D	Heterozygosity and extra-pair mate choice: why it may be better to have affairs with strangers than with neighbours
KLIVV	13th	Andres Barbosa CSIC, Almeria, E	Immune response in birds outside the breeding season
FIWI	20th	Sabine Hille KLIVV, Wien	Ecological adapation and the male’s role in island kestrels
FIWI	27th	Kai Frölich Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Berlin, D	Mutual transmission of infectious diseases between wildlife and livestock in Europe
		December 2002
FIWI	3rd	Caroline Pond Open University, Milton Keynes, UK	Adipose tissue and the immune system
FIWI	11th	Susanne Klaus German Institute for Human Nutrition, Potsdam, D	Significance of fat and adipose tissue in mammalian energy homeostasis
KLIVV	17th	Innes Cuthill University of Bristol, UK	Signal design and camouflage in relation to avian vision
		January 2003
FIWI	8th	Klemens Fuchs Joanneum Research, Graz, A	Epidemiological modelling using GIS
FIWI	15th	Jean-Dominique Lebreton Centre d’Ecologie Fonct. et Evolutive, CNRS, Montpellier, F	The role of dynamic and statistical models in terrestrial vertebrate population dynamics
FIWI	22nd	Sven Herzog Wildökologie und Jagdwirtschaft, TU Dresden, Tharandt, D	Genetic structure of European red deer populations
KLIVV	29th	Etienne Danchin Laboratoire d’Ecologie, CNRS, Paris, F	Habitat selection and coloniality: just a matter of information
		March 2003
FIWI	12th	Karl Grammer Ludwig-Boltzmann-Inst. f. Stadtethologie, Wien	Dynamic systems in human communication
KLIVV	19th	Fabrice Helfenstein Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, F	Does paternity assurance matter when you do not lose paternity?
KLIVV	26th	John Dittami Universität Wien	Development and use of secondary sexual characters in the social sexual environment of macaque females
		April 2003
FIWI	2nd	Joanna Fietz Universität Tübingen, D	White adipose tissue composition and hibernation, a comparison between a tropical and a temperate hibernator: Cheirogaleus medius and Glis glis
KLIVV	9th	Signe Preuschoft hopE- Home of Primates Europe, Gänserndorf	Resocialization of socially isolated laboratory chimpanzees
FIWI	29th	Manfred Milinski Max-Planck-Institut für Limnologie, Plön, D	Mate choice and MHC in sticklebacks
		May 2003
KLIVV	7th	Alexandre Roulin University of Cambridge, UK	Specific adaptations in response to ectoparasitic attacks: case studies in the barn owl and Alpine swift
FIWI	14th	Martin Janovsky Landesveterinärdirektion Tirol, Innsbruck	Infectious keratoconjunctivitis of the caprinae - a model of investigating a disease shared by wildlife and lifestock in the European Alps
KLIVV	21st	Marion Petrie University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK	Tale of the peacock and other stories
KLIVV	22nd	Morris Gosling University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK	Signalling costs – MHC variation and mate choice in mice
FIWI	28th	Jörg Aschenbach Universität Leipzig, D	Nutrient absorption in the rumen of sheep and fallow deer
		June 2003
FIWI	4th	Franz Bairlein Institut für Vogelforschung, Wilhelmshaven, D	Nutrients and migratory fueling in birds
KLIVV	11th	Klaus Hackländer FIWI, Wien	Ecophysiology of reproduction in European hares
KLIVV	18th	Mats Olsson Göteborg University, S	Selection on colours and genes in sand lizards: a promiscuity perspective
FIWI	25th	Patrick Duncan Centre d'Études Biologiques de Chizé, Beauvoir-sur-Niort, F	Contrasting patterns and opposing mechanisms: food acquisition by grazing ruminants and equids
		October 2003
KLIVV	6th	Sven Krackow Universität Zürich-Irchel, CH	Dispersive behavioural ph(g)enotype in male house mice
KLIVV	22nd	Tina Hambuch Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, D	Evolutionary genetics in Variola, the agent of smallpox
FIWI	29th	Martin Wikelski Princeton University, USA	Understanding organismal design in nature - the connection between physiology and life history
		November 2003
FIWI	5th	Marco Apollonio Università degli Studi di Sassari, I	What fallow deer can tell us about lekking
FIWI	12th	Nancy Vaughan University of Bristol, UK	Integrating farm management practices with Lepus europaeus conservation in pastural landscapes
KLIVV	19th	Tim Birkhead University of Sheffield, UK	Sperm competition and cryptic female choice in birds
FIWI	26th	Karin Hindelang WSL Birmensdorf, CH	Adjustment of the spatial behaviour of European badgers (Meles meles L.) in response to habitat and food availability
		December 2003
KLIVV	3rd	Alexandre Hirzel Universität Bern, CH	Modelling Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) ecological requirements in the Swiss Alps by the Ecological Niche Factor Analysis (ENFA)
FIWI	10th	Marcus Clauss Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, D	From dikdiks to dinosaurs: on the relevance of morphophysiological investigations to the understanding of ecological concepts
KLIVV	17th	Klaus Reinhold Universität Bonn, D	Modelling the evolution of mate choice: who with whom and why?
		January 2004
FIWI	7th	Karl-Heinrich Ebert Staatliches Forstamt Tübingen-Bebenhausen, D	Rotwildbewirtschaftung und Waldbau
KLIVV	14th	Jan Lifjeld University of Oslo, N	Hunting for good genes in avian sperm competition: are we just banging the head against the wall?
FIWI	21st	Simone Sommer Universität Hamburg, D	The importance of immune gene-variability (MHC) in ecology and conservation
KLIVV	28th	Gaute Grønstøl KLIVV, Wien, A	Conflicts of interests and settlement patterns in resource polygyny ﷓ the case of the lapwing
		March 2004
KLIVV	3rd	Anders Pape Møller Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, F	Rapid micro-evolutionary change in a secondary sexual character and its consequences : A 33-year study of the barn swallow Hirundo rustica
FIWI	16th	Ken-ichi Honma Hokkaido University, JP	Photic and non-photic entrainment of human circadian rhythms: How to explain the seasonality observed in humans?
KLIVV	17th	Tibor Szept Nyíregyháza College, H	Migrating passerine birds – studying connectivity among breeding, migration and wintering areas
FIWI	31st	Matthias Starck Ludwig Maximilians Universität München, D	Adaptations to feeding and fasting in reptiles and birds
		April 2004
KLIVV	21st	Hakan Olson Södertörn University College, Huddinge, SE	Kin discrimination and MHC in juvenile Arctic charr (Salvelinus alpinus L.)
KLIVV	28th	Alina Simona Rusu Universität Zürich, CH	Development of competitive behavioural profiles in wild house mice (Mus domesticus)
		May 2004
KLIVV	5th	Katharina Hirschenhauser Konrad Lorenz Forschungsstelle, Grünau, A	Social modulation of androgens: from the avian roots to fish and man
FIWI	12th	Nuno Ferrand Universidade do Porto, P	The application of molecular markers in the study of rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) evolution
KLIVV	19th	Susanne Plesner Jensen University of Newcastle, UK	How habitat structure affects activity, use of space and territorial defence among house mice
		June 2004
FIWI	2nd	Norma Chapman Bury St.Edmunds, Suffolk, UK	Muntjac – ancient taxon, modern problem
FIWI	9th	Stephen Harris University of Bristol, UK	Bristol's foxes: the sociobiology of an urban invader
FIWI	16th	Anne Berger Institut für Zoo- und Wildtierforschung, Berlin, D	Ernährungsverhalten und Biorhythmik verschiedener Herbivorenarten im Jahresgang
FIWI	23rd	Irene Tobler Universität Zürich, CH	Sleep in rodents, insects and primates
KLIVV	30th	Joachim Kurtz Max Planck Institut für Limnologie, Plön, D	Evolutionary ecology of immunity
		October 2004
FIWI	6th	Rupert Palme Veterinärmedizinische Universtät Wien	Stress hormones in mammals and birds: Comparative aspects regarding metabolism, excretion and noninvasive measurement in fecal samples	INFO
KLIVV	13th	Bill Amos University of Cambridge (UK)	How strong is the relationship between fitness and genetics?	INFO
FIWI	20th	Herbert Hoi KLIVV	Parasites and immune defense in European bee-eater
KLIVV	27th	Gabi Gerlach Marine Biological Laboratory (USA)	Chemical communication in zebrafish	INFO
		November 2004
FIWI	3rd	Irene Tielemann University of Missouri - St. Louis (USA)	Avian adaptation to desert, tropical and temperate environments: integrating physiology, behavior, and life history	INFO
FIWI	10th	Barbara Taborsky Universität Bern (CH)	Past but not present environment influences repro-ductive strategies and offspring fitness in a cichlid fish
KLIVV	17th	Jon P. Nash Katolike Universiteit Leuven (B)	The mating system as pivotal factor in determining the population level consequences of endocrine disruption	INFO
KLIVV	24th	Andreas Ziegler Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (D)	MHC, olfactory receptor genes, and mate selection	INFO
		December 2004
FIWI	1st	Stephane Ostrowski Université de Lyon (F)	Ecophysiology of the Arabian Oryx
FIWI	7th Tuesday!	Patrick Butler University of Birmingham (UK)	To what extent is foraging behaviour of aquatic birds constrained by their physiology?	INFO
KLIVV	15th	Helena Westerdahl University of Lund (S)	Avian MHC: genetic variation, natural selection and disease resistance in a natural population of great reed warblers   C A N C E L L E D !	INFO
		January 2005
FIWI	12th	Fritz Trillmich Universität Bielefeld (D)	Life history and brood care strategy of guinea pigs: Towards understanding precociality	INFO
KLIVV	19th	Craig Roberts University of Liverpool (UK)	Human mate preferences and the MHC	INFO
KLIVV	26th	John D. Reynolds University of East Anglia (UK)	Life histories and conservation biology of fish species	INFO
		March 2005
FIWI	2nd	Richard H. Wagner KLIVV	Mechanisms of Colony Formation	INFO
FIWI	9th	Wolfgang Wickler Max-Planck-Institut für Ornithologie, Seewiesen (D)	How much brain needs intelligence?
FIWI	16th	Roelof Hut University of Groningen (NE)	The ground squirrel and the sun; a story about diurnal adaptation and hibernation energetics	INFO
		April 2005
KLIVV	6th	Walter Arnold FIWI	Basal metabolic rate and thermoneutral zone - misleading concepts?
KLIVV	13th	Katherine Wynne-Edwards Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario (CAN)	Hormone dynamic indices as plausible links between behaviour, disease, and the neuroendocrine system	INFO
FIWI	20th	Mathias Müller University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna (A)	Knocking around TYK2
KLIVV	27th	Rob Hammond University of Lausanne (CH)	Conflict and harmony: testing kin selection theory in social insects	INFO
		May 2005
FIWI	4th	Kurt Kräuchi University of Basel (CH)	Thermophysiological aspects of the three-process-model of sleepiness regulation	INFO
FIWI	11th	Rudy Boonstra University of Toronto (CAN)	The Snowshoe hare cycle in the Canada's Boreal Forest: The Sublethal effects of High Predation Risk	INFO
KLIVV	18th	Wolfgang Forstmeier Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Seewiesen (D)	Do mothers program their sons? sexual behaviour in response to the social environment they experience	INFO
KLIVV	25th	Tommaso Pizzari Edward Grey Institute, University of Oxford (UK)	How sexual selection drives the evolution of male and female reproductive traits	INFO
		June 2005
KLIVV	1st	Helena Westerdahl University of Lund (S)	Avian MHC: genetic variation, natural selection and disease resistance in a natural population of great reed warblers	INFO
FIWI	8th	Kurt Bollmann WSL (CH)	Assessing the roles of landscape ecology and population biology for the viability of capercaillie in the Alps	INFO
KLIVV	15th	Dieter Ebert University of Basel (CH)	Evolution, genetics and ecology in host-parasite interactions	INFO
FIWI	22nd	Theunis Piersma University of Groningen (NE)	Phenotypic flexibility and the evolution of organismal design
FIWI	29th	Sylvia Ortmann IZW, Berlin (D)	Adaptations to seasonality in European roe deer
		October 2005
FIWI	5th	Scott McWilliams University of Rhode Island (USA)	Nutritional ecology of migratory birds: insights gained by integrating physiology and ecology	INFO
KLIVV	12th	Andrea Pilastro Biology Dept., University of Padova (I)	Post-copulatory sexual selection in the guppy	INFO
KLIVV	19th	Arie van Noordwijk Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NL)	Dispersal and inbreeding in an island population of Blue Tits	INFO
		November 2005
KLIVV	2nd	Thomas Ruf FIWI	Optimization of energy turnover in mammals exposed to fluctuating resources: case studies	INFO
FIWI	16th	Brian Barnes University of Alaska (USA)	Overwintering strategies in the Arctic
FIWI	23rd	Maria Hörnell-Willebrand Dept. Animal Ecology, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (S)	Spatial and temporal dynamics of willow grouse (Lagopus lagopus) and strategies for harvest managing	INFO
KLIVV	30th	Lukas F. Keller Zool. Museum, Univ. of Zürich (CH)	Inbreeding depression in the wild: what we know and what we don't	INFO
		December 2005
FIWI	7th	Ewald Weibel Universität Bern (CH)	What determines maximum metabolic rate? Meeting the demands of life style and body size	INFO
KLIVV	15th	Grzegorz Mikusiński Grimsö Wildlife Research Station (S)	Woodpeckers (Picidae) - distribution, conservation and research in a global perspective	INFO
FIWI	21st	Franz Rubel Dept. Natural Sciences, Univ. of Veterinary Medicine Vienna (A)	Sir-models for wildlife diseases   C A N C E L L E D !	INFO
		January 2006
KLIVV	11th	Jacek Radwan Inst. of Environmental Sciences, Jagiellonian Univ. (P)	Sexual selection and conflict in the bulb mite   C A N C E L L E D !	INFO
FIWI	18th	Franziska Schaedelin KLIVV	Sexy sand castles on the bottom of Lake Tanganyika	INFO
KLIVV	25th	Karen Bouwman Animal Ecology Group, Univ. of Groningen (NL)	The Illusion of Monogamy - Patterns of extra-pair paternity in the reed bunting	INFO
		March 2006
FIWI	8th	John Speakman Biological SciencesUniv. of Aberdeen (UK)	Limits to sustained energy intake	INFO
KLIVV	15th	Sampsa Vilhunen KLIVV	Evaluating determinants for improving antipredator behaviour of stocked fish	INFO
KLIVV	29th	Jacek Radwan Inst. of Environmental Sciences, Jagellonian University Cracow (PL)	Sexual selection and conflict in the bulb mite	INFO
		April 2006
FIWI	5th	Armin Saalmüller Clinical Immunology, Univ. of Vet.Med. Vienna (AT)	Phenotypic and functional characterization of porcine T lymphocytes	INFO
KLIVV	26th	Jens Krause Inst. of Integrative and Comparative Biology, Univ. of Leeds (UK)	Social organisation of fish	INFO
		May 2006
FIWI	3rd	Petteri Ilmonen KLIVV	Incest, violence and disease: inbreeding experiments in wild mice	INFO
FIWI	10th	Gerhard Breves Inst. of Physioloy, Univ. of Vet.Med. Hannover (D)	Endogenous circulation of phosphate in ruminants	INFO
FIWI	17th	Kurt Kotrschal Konrad-Lorenz-Research-Station Grünau (A)	Social energetics in Greyleg Geese as revealed by heart rate telemetry
KLIVV	24th	Tadeusz Kawecki Dept. of Biology, Univ. of Fribourg (CH)	Evolutionary biology of learning. Lessons from Drosophila	INFO
FIWI	31st	Franz Rubel Dept. Natural Sciences, Univ. of Veterinary Medicine Vienna (A)	SIR - models for wildlife diseases	INFO
		June 2006
FIWI	7th	Reinald Pamplona Faculty of Medicine, Univ. of Lleida (ES)	What are the structural components and physiological mechanisms determining the rate of animal aging?
KLIVV	8th	Hanna Kokko Dept. of Biological and Environmental Sciences, Univ. of Helsinki (FI)	Love in a world of feedback	INFO
KLIVV	14th	Dennis Hasselquist Dept. of Animal Ecology, Univ. of Lund (S)	Immunoecology in birds	INFO
KLIVV	21st	Martine Perret Dept. of Ecology and Biodiversity, Brunoy (F)	Olfactory communication in Mouse Lemurs: mechanisms and sociobiological consequences	INFO
KLIVV	28th	Ingo Schlupp Dept. of Zoology, Univ. of Oklahoma (USA)	Ecology, behavior and parasites in the unisexual Amazon molly (Poecilia formosa)
		October 2006
FIWI	4th	Nomakwezi Mzilikazi Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, RSA	Energetics of free-ranging small mammals, insights from the Afrotropics	INFO
KLIVV	11th	Virpi Lummaa Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield, UK	The Purpose of Grandmothers: Reproduction, Senescence and Longevity in Humans	INFO
FIWI	18th	Kerstin Musolf KLIVV, Vienna, A	Who to Choose? Female Mate Choice in Small Mammals	INFO
KLIVV	25th	Teresa Valencak FIWI, Vienna, A	Fats you need: Membrane Fatty Acids and their Relation to Cold Adaptation, Metabolic Rate and Lifespan	INFO
		November 2006
KLIVV	8th	Gerald Heckel Department of Biology University of Bern, CH	Hypervariable Genes and Evolution of Monogamy in Microtus Voles	INFO
KLIVV	15th	Bill Jordan Institute of Zoology, Zoolog. Society of London, UK	Olfactory Receptor Genes in Salmon	INFO
FIWI	22th	Wolfgang Goymann Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Andechs, D	Hormones, aggression and dominance	INFO
FIWI	29th	Michaela Hau Princeton University, NJ, USA	Testosterone and the evolution of vertebrate life-history trade-offs	INFO
		December 2006
FIWI	6th	Barbara Helm Max-Planck-Institute for Ornithology, Andechs, D	Programs, cues, and flexibility: seasonal timing in birds	INFO
FIWI	13th	Gerald Lincoln The University of Edinburgh, UK	OEClock genes and circannual timekeeping	INFO
		January 2007
KLIVV	10th	Carel van Schaik Anthropological Institute & Museum, Univ. of Zurich, CH	Evolutionary Changes in Brain Size: a Focus on Costs	INFO
KLIVV	17th	Mathias Wegner Institute for Integrative Biology, ETH, Zurich, CH	Coevolution, recombination and immune genes: a six legged story	INFO
KLIVV	24th	Simone Immler Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield, UK	The Evolution of Sperm Morphometry	INFO
FIWI	31th	Hans-Otto Pörtner Alfred-Wegener-Institut, Bremerhaven, D	Physiological principles of climate-dependent evolution C A N C E L L E D !	INFO
		March 2007
KLIVV	7th	Heinz Richner University of Bern, CH	Host-parasite interactions, maternal effects, and avian life histories	INFO
KLIVV	14th	Rowena Spence Leicester University, UK	Putting the ‘fish' back into zebrafish: a study of their behaviour and ecology	INFO
KLIVV	21th	Rhedouan Bshary Université de Neuchâtel, CH	A unifying concept for stable cooperation: lessons from the cleaner fish mutualism.	INFO
FIWI	28th	Dominik Thiel Swiss Ornithological Institute, CH	Winter tourism evokes behavioural changes and physiological stress in the endangered capercaillie Tetrao urogallus	INFO
		April 2007
KLIVV	18th	Chris Walzer FIWI, A	Room to Roam? The Threat to the Khulan (Equus hemionus) from Human	INFO
FIWI	25th	Susan Lingle University of Lethbridge, Canada	When prey fight back: the ecology and evolution of antipredator behaviour in deer	INFO
		May 2007
FIWI	2th	Jesko Partecke Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Andechs, D	Urbanization and its ecological and evolutionary consequences for wildlife	INFO
KLIVV	9th	Patrick Gouat Université Paris, F	Individual chemical signature in mound building-mice, Mus spicilegus: from cognitive to functionnal aspects.	INFO
KLIVV	16th	Kevin Laland University of St. Andrews	Animal Social Learning: Problems and Solutions C A N C E L L E D !	INFO
KLIVV	23th	Christian Sturmbauer Uni Graz, A	The Dynamics of Adaptive Radiation - Lake Tanganyika cichlid fishes as Model for explosive Speciation.	INFO
FIWI	31th	THURSDAY ! Perry Barboza University of Alaska, Fairbanks, USA	Paying for sex: nutritional capital and income for arctic reindeer and caribou	INFO
		June 2007
FIWI	6th	Hans Winkler KLIVV, A	Climate change and birds in Austria	INFO
KLIVV	13th	Martin Kalbe Max-Planck Institute for Limnology, D	Parasites as selective forces in ecological diversification - examples from stickleback C A N C E L L E D !	INFO
FIWI	20th	Joe Williams Ohio State University, USA	The Evolutionary Physiology of Cutaneous Water Loss in Birds	INFO
FIWI	27th	Helga Kromp-Kolb BOKU Wien, A	Regional manifestations of global climate change: What do we know?	INFO
		September 2007
KLIVV	12th	Kevin Laland University of St. Andrews School of Biology, Centre for Social Learning and Cognitive Evolution	Animal Social Learning: Problems and Solutions
		October 2007
FIWI	10th	Hans Otto Pörtner Alfred-Wegener-Institut, Bremerhaven, D	Physiological principles of climate-dependent evolution	INFO
KLIVV	17th	David S. Richardson Biological Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK	Maximising fitness through cooperation; Altruism, infidelity and grandparents in the Seychelles warbler	INFO
FIWI	24th	Dustin Penn Konrad Lorenz Inst. of Ethology, Vienna, A	The chemistry of human body odor: individual fingerprints in volatile compounds	INFO
KLIVV	31th	M. Kalbe Max-Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology, Dept Evolutionary Ecology, D	Parasites as selective forces in ecological diversification - examples from stickleback	INFO
		November 2007
FIWI	07th	Simon Ruegg Veterinary Univ. Zürich, CH	Biology and Epidemiology of Equine Piroplasmoses in Takhin Tal (Mongolia)	INFO
KLIVV	14th	Marcel E. Visser NIOO-KNAW, Dept of Animal Population Biology, Centre for Terrestrial Ecology, The Netherlands	Phenology and fitness in a warming world	INFO
FIWI	21th	Martin Klingenspor Technical University Munich, D Else Kröner Fresenius Center Freising- Weihenstephan	Molecular evolution of a heat dissipating mechanism	INFO
KLIVV	28th	Reinhard Bürger University Vienna	On the conditions of speciation through intraspecific competition	INFO
		December 2007
FIWI	05th	Nigel G. Yoccoz University of Tromso, Norway	Monitoring impacts of global change on ecosystems: we need better mechanistic hypotheses, sampling designs and statistical models	INFO
FIWI	12th	no activity
KLIVV	19th	Marcel Lambrechts CEFE, CNRS Montpellier, France	Living near the edge of a distribution range: Mediterranean cavity- nesting passerines as a model system	INFO
		January 2008
FIWI	09th	Marek Konarzewski Univ. Bialystok, PL	The controvercies over scaling of metabolic rates of animals and plants	INFO
KLIVV	16th	Susanne Huber Research Institute of Wildlife Ecology, Vienna, A	Fitness effects of status and partners' age difference in modern society	INFO
FIWI	23th	Christian Willisch Univ. Neuchatel, CH	The role of social dominance in rutting male Alpine ibex: mechanisms and consequences	INFO
FIWI	30th	Wolfgang Graier Medical University Graz, Inst. of Molecular Biol. & Biochem., A	Mitochondria: old guests, new questions	INFO
		March 2008
KLIVV	05th	Jonathan WRIGHT Institute of Biology, NTNU, Trondheim, N	Sex, showing-off and relatedness in helping decisions of the cooperatively breeding bell miner	INFO
KLIVV	06th	Anahita KAZEM Institute of Biology, NTNU, Trondheim, N	Towards an adaptive framework for understanding personality variation	INFO
FIWI	12th	Martin KAINZ WasserCluster Lunz - Biologische Station, A	Integrating lipids and contaminants in aquatic ecology and ecotoxicology	INFO
KLIVV	19th	Thierry RIGAUD Equipe Ecologie Evolutive, Université de Bourgogne, Dijon, F	Variability in acanthocephalan-induced behavioural manipulation: the effects of parasite age and intensity revealed by experimental infections
		April 2008
KLIVV	02th	Franz SUCHENTRUNK Fiwi, A	Patterns of molecular evolution in hares and jackrabbits (Genus Lepus)
FIWI	09th	Atle MYSTERUD University of Oslo, N	Timing of reproductive effort in polygynous ungulates	INFO
KLIVV	16th	Heli SIITARI Department of Biological and Environmental Science, University of Jyväskylä, FIN	Sexual selection in the lekking Black Grouse (Tetrao tetrix)
FIWI	17th	Fritz GEISER University of New England, Armidale, AUS	Slumber down under: Hibernation and daily torpor in Australian mammals and birds	INFO
FIWI	23th	Ariane BURKE Centre for the Evolution of Cultural Diversity, University College London and Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies, Cambridge University, UK	Modelling the Distribution of E.hydruntinus in a Prehistoric Landscape and the Spatial Analysis of Neanderthal Settlement Patterns	INFO
KLIVV	30th	Andrea WEIDT Zoologisches Institut, Universität Zürich, CH	With Whom To Nurse? Conditions and Consequences of Female Social Partner Choice in Wild House Mice	INFO
		May 2008
FIWI	07th	Andrew LOUDON University of Manchester, UK	Seasonal and daily timing - from genes to physiology	INFO
KLIVV	14th	Tom TREGENZA Centre for Ecology & Conservation, School of Biosciences, University of Exeter, UK	Polyandry and Sexual Selection in Crickets	INFO
FIWI	21th	Dustin PENN Konrad Lorenz Inst. of Ethology, Vienna, A	The chemistry of human body odor: individual fingerprints in volatile compounds	INFO
KLIVV	28th	Theo C.BAKKER Institut für Evolutionsbiologie und Ökologie, University of Bonn, D	Functional variation in sperm size and number of sticklebacks	INFO
		June 2008
FIWI	04th	Carsten SCHRADIN Institut für Zoologie, University of Zurich, CH	Endocrine ecology of social flexibility in a desert dwelling rodent	INFO
KLIVV	11th	Richard G.DAVIES University of East Anglia, UK	Global biodiversity distribution: scale, environment and human impacts	INFO
KLIVV	18th	Dik HEG University of Bern, CH	Cooperative breeding in Lake Tanganyika cichlids
KLIVV	25th	Oliver KRÜGER Behavioural Ecology Group, University of Cambridge, UK	The evolution of life history strategies: individuals, fitness, populations
		October 2008
KLIVV	01th	Walter JETZ University of California, USA	The Global Biodiversity, Ecology and Function of Birds	INFO
FIWI	08th	Marcel KLAASSEN NIOO-KNAW, Centre for Limnology, NL	Between Plants & Herbivores: The inter-play between waterfowl and water plants	INFO
KLIVV	15th	Josh VAN BUSKIRK Zoological Institute, University of Zürich, CH	at 5 p.m. !! Environmental grain and the evolution of generalists and specialists	INFO
FIWI	22th	Matteo GRIGGIO Konrad Lorenz Institute for Ethology, Vienna, A	Bird coloration: experiments on the dual utility model and male mate choice	INFO
KLIVV	29th	Pavel STOPKA Biodiversity Research Group, Dep. of Zoology, Charles University, CZ	Genomic and proteomic tools for studying chemical communication in mice	INFO
		November 2008
FIWI	05th	Hans HOPPELER University of Bern, CH	Muscle plasticity: function structure and molecular mechanisms	INFO
KLIVV	12th	Joanna BRYSON Univ. of Bath, UK & Konrad Lorenz Instit. f. Evolution and Cognition Research, A	Why information can be free: The evolution of communication and its impact on culture	INFO
KLIVV	19th	Francesca D'AMATO National Council of Research, Inst. of Neuroscience, Psychobiology & Psychopharmacology, Rome, I	Mother- infant relationship in mice: the role of the pup	INFO
FIWI	26th	Brian FOLLETT University of Oxford, UK	Science is stranger than fiction- thyroid hormones and seasonality in birds and mammals	INFO
		December 2008
FIWI	03th	Jean-Michel GAILLARD UMR CNRS Lyon, F	How does individual heterogeneity influence detection of senescence and trade-offs: ungulates as case studies	INFO
KLIVV	10th	Giorgio VALLORTIGARA University of Trieste, Department of Psychology, I	Space and number sense in newborn chicks		Fiwi	7th	Phillip A. MORIN Southwest Fisheries Science Center,NOAA Fisheries, La Jolla, CA, USA	Wildlife conservation using next generation sequencing: population mitogenomics of killer whales	INFO
FIWI	17th	Christian VOIGT Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Berlin, D	Stable isotopes in wildlife research: Bridging the gap between animal physiology and conservation biology	INFO
		January 2009
KLIVV	07th	Katja HEUBEL University of Helsinki, FIN	Female-female interactions and context-dependent plasticity of sexual selection in common gobies (Pomatoschistus microps)	INFO
FIWI	14th	Rimvydas JUŠKAITIS University of Lithuania, LT	Review of the common dormouse research in Lithuania
KLIVV	21th	Steve SMITH Res. Inst. of Wildlife Ecology, Vet. Med. Uni. Vienna, A	Hare today gone tomorrow: the pattern and evolution of MHC class II diversity in European populations of Lepus europaeus	INFO
FIWI	28th	François SARRAZIN Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, F	Restoring populations on a long term: Examples of scavengers reintroductions
		March 2009
KLIVV	3th	Andrea MANICA Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, F	Restoring populations on a long term: Examples of scavengers reintroductions