Annual Meeting 2019 | Genes by Environment

2019 Idaho NSF EPSCoR Annual Meeting

Boise, Idaho

AGENDA

December 1 (Sunday, Travel Day)

Travel	(10:30am departure - bus transportation provided from Moscow)
6:45 PM	Informal time to Network (Bar 365 near hotel lobby; dinner on your own)

December 2 (Monday)

7:45 AM	Registration and Breakfast (provided for hotel guests and local Boise participants) - Juniper/Laurel
9:00 AM	Concurrent Working Group Meetings A. Project Advisory Board (PAB) meeting with GEM3 co-PIs - Emerald B. Trout Working Group: Linking Mechanisms and Mapping to Modeling - Clearwater (2nd floor) C. Sagebrush Working Group: Linking Mechanisms and Mapping to Modeling - Delamar (2nd floor) D. Social Ecological Systems Working Group - North Star (2nd floor) (WFD representatives attend SES, Trout, or Sagebrush Working Groups)
11:00 AM	Networking - Juniper/Laurel
11:30 AM	Welcome – Governor Brad Little - Juniper/Laurel
11:50 AM	Opening Remarks - Laird Noh (Idaho EPSCoR Committee, Chair) - Juniper/Laurel
12:15 PM	Lunch (provided) - Juniper/Laurel Introductory Remarks - Andy Kliskey (Idaho EPSCoR Project Director) 5-minute report out from AM Trout, Sagebrush, and SES Working Groups
1:15 PM	GEM3 Mission, Goals, Framework, and Progress - Various - Juniper/Laurel
2:30 PM	Networking Break - Juniper/Laurel
2:45 PM	Toolbox Dialog Initiative (TDI) Workshop toward Convergence Research - Juniper/Laurel followed at 3:00pm by: TDI Breakout Group A - Cinnabar (2nd floor) TDI Breakout Group B - Clearwater (2nd floor) TDI Breakout Group C - Delamar (2nd floor) TDI Breakout Group D - Aspen (1st floor) TDI Breakout Group E - Juniper/Laurel
3:00 PM	Idaho EPSCoR Committee meeting concurrent with TDI (for Committee members) - North Star (2nd floor) PAB-only working meeting (concurrent) - Emerald
4:45 PM	Networking (no-host bar available) - Juniper/Laurel
5:15 PM	Dinner (provided) - Juniper/Laurel Invited Speaker – Dr. Camille Parmesan, NMA Chair in Public Understanding of Marine Science & Human Health, School of Biological & Marine Sciences (Faculty of Science & Engineering), University of Plymouth (5:45 start)
6:30 PM	Adjourn
6:40 PM	Student/Postdoc-only activity with PAB – Aspen
8:00 PM	Poster setup (optional) - Aspen

December 3 (Tuesday)

7:00 AM	Breakfast (provided for all including local Boise participants) - Juniper/Laurel Poster setup - Aspen
8:00 AM	Day 2 Welcome, TDI Workshop Outcomes (Andy Kliskey) - Juniper/Laurel
8:15 AM	Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) session for all – VIP approach and clear paths to broadening participation - Juniper/Laurel
9:30 AM	GEM3 Poster Session - Aspen Monitoring sagebrush demographic rates with UAS imagery Effects of flow cessation on stream physicochemistry, macroinvertibrate drift, and Columbia River redband trout Seasonal and thermal regulation of hormone signaling, growth and reproductive success in free-living redband trout GIS Web Application of Real-time Image Processing Spatial stream network modeling of trout occurrence in the upper Snake River Genome Size Variation in the Big Sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) Polyploid Complex Linking supply and demand of ecosystem services to human well-being: addressing the "endpoint problem" in sagebrush rangelands of the Great Basin Historic evidence of adaptation to novel environments… Development of an in vitro cloning method for Basin big sagebrush to support genome sequencing and GXE research Developing a framework for assessing adaptive capacity using agent-based models Spatiotemporal changes in trouts' thermal refuge on Little Jacks Creek, Owyhee County, Idaho Trout mechanisms: common garden research What the ecosystem models are missing: Hydraulic functional traits differ among populations more so than subspecies of Big Sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) What are the major phylogenetic lineages of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their geographic ranges?
11:00 AM	Idaho System to Attract and Retain Talent (START) program goals and update - Donna Llewellyn - Juniper/Laurel
11:30 AM	Annual Reporting, GEM3 priorities and update - Ashley Bogar - Juniper/Laurel
11:45 AM	Lunch (provided) - Juniper/Laurel GEM3 Seed Funding opportunities (start 12:15)
12:45 PM	Concurrent Breakout Sessions A. Diversity and Workforce Development Working Group - Delamar (2nd floor) B. Eco/Evo Workshop Outcomes: Integrative Research discussion topics Links between ploidy/genomics size and epigenetics and environment - Clearwater (2nd floor) Common garden review and tough love releases – avoiding domestication - Cinnabar (2nd floor) Translocations/reintroductions – pre/post planning, genomics, phenotypic plasticity, forecasting, choosing stocks, monitoring - North Star (2nd floor) Assisted migration – role of genomics and epigenetics, aquatic vs. terrestrial review: following with sagebrush and redband as case studies - Liberty (2nd floor) Parallels with invasive species and translocations - Juniper/Laurel
1:30 PM	Concurrent Breakout Sessions – Integration across taxa A. Diversity and Workforce Development (continued) - Delamar (2nd floor) B. Modeling - across Sagebrush and Trout - Cinnabar (2nd floor) C. Mechanisms across Sagebrush and Trout - Clearwater (2nd floor)
2:30 PM	Observations and Suggestions from PAB - Juniper/Laurel
3:00 PM	Closing Remarks (Andy Kliskey) - Juniper/Laurel
3:15 PM	Adjourn
3:30 PM	Bus departs for Moscow (meal provided en route) Project Advisory Board depart for GEM3 tour at Boise State University
5:30 PM	Project Advisory Board dinner (PAB only)

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