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89. 2004, 15-18.4. Valencia, Spain
Second workshop of ESF-PARTNER (parthenogenesis) network: Origin and spread of
asexuals. 2 oral communications.
90. 2004, 2-6.5. Bonn, Germany
Fifth International Symposium on Tropical Biology. African biodiversity: Molecules,
Organisms, Ecosystems. Invited plenary lecture.
91. 2004, 9-11.7. Drongen, Belgium.
Preliminary workshop in the EU Marie Curie RTN project ‘SexAsex’. Organiser.
92. 2004, 17-20.8 Scarborough, UK
Meeting of the ostracod group of the British Micropalaeontological Society.
93. 2004, 6-10.10. Munster, Germany
Third workshop of ESF-PARTNER (parthenogenesis) network: Diversity in asexuals: patterns
and processes. 2 oral communications.
94. 2005, 13-16.1 Parma, Italy
Kick Off meeting of EU-Marie Curie RTN ‘SexAsex’. Coordination.
95. 2005, 24-28.1 Paris, France
Biodioversite, science et gouvernance. Participation.
96. 2005, 18-19.4 Brussels, Belgium.
3 rd GBIF Science symposium. 1 oral communication.
97. 2005, 30.6-8.7. Drongen & Brussels, Belgium.
Second scientific meeting (Drongen) and first trainings workshop (Brussels) of the SexAsex
network.
98. 2005, 14-22.7. Glasgow, Scotland.
Crustacea conference, 2 oral communications (1 plenary).
99. 2005, 11-16.9. Berlin, Germany
XIth International Symposium on Ostracoda. 3 oral communications (1 plenary), 4 posters, 1x
chairperson, elected to president of IRGO.
100. 2005, 19-30.9. Thailand
Workshop on taxonomy and phylogeny of non-marine Ostracoda at University of Kho Kaen
(teacher, c 20 participants).
101. 2005, 12-16.10. Mechelen, Belgium.
Workshop on Freshwater Animal Diversity, FADA (convenor).