08:00 Registration
opens
09:00 Introduction (Starrlight Augustine)
09:15 Environmental sustainability challenges
in the Arctic – developing solutions with the help of DEB (Keynote 1 -
JoLynn Carroll)
10:00 Relating
sub-organismal processes that occur at the molecular and cellular level to dynamic
energy budgets (Cheryl Murphy)
10:20 Using
Dynamic Energy Budget theory at the population scale to limit the risk of
structural sensitivity (Clément Aldebert)
10:40 Decrease in food abundance in the non--breeding habitat may increase resilience of migratory
populations (Catalina Chaparro-Pedraza)
11:00 Coffee, tea break
11:30 Modelling
effects of environmental stressors on the population dynamics of the European
sturgeon: first insight on downstream migration (Maxime Vaugeois)
11:50 Exploring the
effect of temperature change on the spatial distribution of benthic species
with a DEB-IBM model (Yoann Thomas)
12:10 Discussion / Questions
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Effects of mixtures explained
(Keynote 2- Jan Baas)
14:50 Modelling
individual and population dynamics in application to risk assessment of
chemical mixtures (Gonçalo Marques)
15:10 Mechanistic
model of Paralytic Shellfish Toxins (PSTs) accumulation in the Pacific oyster, Crassostrea gigas
(Emilien Pousse)
15:30 Dynamic Energy
Budget for modelling 'imprinting': insights from rainbow trout (Bastien
Sadoul)
15:50 Tea
& posters
16:20 A Dynamic
Energy Budget model of fish bioenergetics under exposure to realistic PCB and
PBDE mixtures: consequences for life-history traits (Khaled Horri)
16:40 Dynamics of
lipid storage in marine copepods and its consequences for effects of oil
pollution (Tjalling Jager)
17:00 DebX – MOOC on modelling metabolism at the individual level
using DEB theory (Tânia Sousa)
09:00 Arrival and coffee
09:15 A simple application of a
complex ecosystem model (Keynote 3 - Sofia Saraiva)
10:00 Using
modelling to investigate effects of climate warming on the reproduction of the
Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas in the
bay of Brest: from 1960 to 2100 (Mélaine Gourault)
10:20 Modelling the growth of the gilthead
seabream (Sparus auratus) for
aquaculture using the Dynamic Energy Budget (Inês Lopes )
10:40 Effects
of plastic ingestions on the life cycle of an endangered sea turtle (Nina
Marn)
11:00 Coffee,
tea break
11:30 DeBInfer:
Bayesian inference for dynamic models in R (Leah Johnson)
11:50 Comparison between two Derivative-Free
Optimization Methods for DEB parameter estimation of different species
(Jéssica Morais)
12:10 Discussion / Questions
12:30 Lunch
14:00 General Ecosystem Models:
virtual tools for the living world (Keynote 4 - Mike Harfoot)
14:50 Unexpected dynamics (including canard
explosion) of fast-slow bitrophic food chains
(Bob Kooi)
15:10 Population dynamics with multiple
limiting nutrients: Life history mediated effects (Romain Richard)
15:30 Dynamic energy budgets in individual based
population models: cross species test and application (André Gergs)
15:50 The western swamp turtle – a
tortoise in a hurry (Michael Kearney)
16:10 Tea &
posters
19:00 Networking
Dinner at Polaria Aquarium
09:00 Arrival and coffee
09:15 Biodiversity
in the context of DEB theory (Keynote 5 -
Sebastiaan Kooijman)
10:00 The altricial-precocial
spectrum of avian development according to DEB theory (Carlos Teixeira)
10:20 Physiological performances of Southern
Ocean key species (Charlene Guillaumot)
10:40 Bayesian parameter estimation for Dynamic
Energy Budget models of albatross growth (Philipp Boersch-Supan)
11:00 Coffee,
tea break
11:30 Evolution and regulation of Symtrophic Symbiosis (Roger Nisbet)
11:50 Biologically mediated and abiotic
mechanisms for light enhanced calcification and the cost of carbonates
deposition in corals (Giovanni Galli)
12:10 Discussion / Questions
12:30 Lunch
14:00 DEB for any species: making the most of
existing knowledge (Jorn
Bruggeman)
14:20 Demand driven reserve allocation: can the
reproductive buffer modulate kappa? (Erik Muller)
14:40 Energy-limited tolerance to multiple
stressors in the purple-tipped sea urchin, Psammechinus
miliaris (Rose Stainthorp)
15:00 Damage-related protein turnover explains
inter-specific patterns of maintenance rate in the DEB theory (Olivier Maury)
15:20 Physics of metabolic organization ( Marko Jusup)
15:40 Tea &
Posters
16:10 conclusions
16:40 end