Molecular approaches offer exciting possibilities to study trophic interactions. Within the last decade considerable progress has been made in DNA-based methodology to unravel who eats what including predator-prey, host-parasitoid and herbivore-plant interactions across ecosystems. This course provides a hands-on introduction to molecular trophic ecology and offers the opportunity to discuss how to best apply these methods to your own research project.
Info
Degree
Certificate of the university of Innsbruck
Duration/ECTS-Credits
1 Semester/ 7,5 ECTS-Credits
Start
February 2022
Cost
950 EUR
Language
English
The right course for me?
Objectives
Graduates
- will have a general background knowledge - both in theory and practice - for molecular assessment of trophic interactions
- master the key techniques in the lab for the application of the methods needed
- will be able to develop and evaluate
- focus, besides DNA extraction, PCR and sequencing, on assay development and evaluation
Target group
- International MSc students,
- PhD-students and
- Postdocs who are not studying/working at the university of Innsbruck
Contact
Julia Jenewein
Division for contiunuing education
Karl-Schönherr-Str. 3
6020 Innsbruck
Academic Supervision
assoc. Prof. Dr. Michael Traugott
Department of Zoology
Mag. Dr. Daniela Sint
Department of Ecology
Instructors
assoc. Prof. Dr. Michael Traugott
Department of Zoology
Mag. Dr. Daniela Sint
Department of Ecology
Christiane Zeisler, MSc
Department of Ecology
Organisational Information
Dates
Schedule will be announced
Location
Universität Innsbruck
Department of Ecology
Technikerstraße 25
A-6020 Innsbruck
Registration
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