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Official Languages: Spanish and EnglishHome InicioWhat is REDLAE? ¿Qué es REDLAE?Mermberships MembersíaInformation InformaciónAnnouncement AnuncioCommittees ComitésOrganizing Committee Comité OrganizadorScientific Comittee Comité CientíficoScientific Program Programa CientíficoSymposium 2021 Simposio 2021Symposium 2019 Simposio 2019Symposium 2017 Simposio 2017Conferences ConferenciasRegistrations and Abstracts Registros y resúmenesInstructions for Posters / Instrucciones para PostersRegistration and upload your abstract Inscríbete y sube tu resumen.Sponsors AuspiciadoresContact Contacto 3rd International Symposium on Extreme Environments and Extremophile Organisms November 21, 22 and 23, 2022 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Registration here 3rd International Symposium on Extreme Environments and Extremophile Organisms November 21, 22 and 23, 2022.Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Registration here Estimadas colegas, estimados colegas:Ya se encuentra abierto el proceso de inscripción a la 3ra edición del International Symposium on Extreme Environments and Extremophile Organisms (ISE3O) que organiza laRedLatinoamericana de Extremófilos (REDLAE).INSCRIPCIÓN enhttps://play.4id.science/redlae2El evento se realizaráexclusivamente de manera presencial los días 21, 22 y 23 de noviembre de 2022 en laUniversidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD) enSanto Domingo (República Dominicana).Pronto divulgaremos el programa preliminar. Regístrate a nuestra lista de correos enhttps://memberships.4id.cl/redlae/register, para mantenerte informado.Agradecemos a todas y todos su disposición para consolidar los encuentros bianuales de laREDLAE, luego de México 2017 y Chile 2019, reuniones que detonaron nuevas colaboraciones, redes académicas y sinergias en temas de I+D en nuestra región.¡Bienvenidas y bienvenidos al 3er ISE3O!Saludos cordialesComité OrganizadorAltagracia Espinosa (República Dominicana)Alfaniris Vargas (República Dominicana)Adrián Gutiérrez (República Dominicana)Claudia Piccini (Uruguay)Sara Cuadros (Chile)Nicolas Guiliani (Chile)Ramón Batista (México)Conoce a losPonentesDr. Antonio VentosaProkaryotic Culturomics and Metagenomics of Hypersaline environments. Current position, institution: Professor of Microbiology, Department of Microbiology and Parasitology, University of Sevilla, SpainDr. Nicolás GuilianiDeciphering the molecular mechanisms involved in biofilm formation by acidophile bacteria belonging to the class Acidithiobacillia.Full Professor, Faculty of Science, University of ChileDra. Verónica Molina Niches and nesting of functional microbial groups in high altitude wetland ponds.Associate Professor, Playa Ancha University, Valparaíso, ChileDr. RommelRamos Bioinformatic applied to extreme environment metagenomic data: the kind of information that can be extracted.Associate Professor. Federal University of Pará. Institute of Biological Science. Faculty of Biotechnology, BrazilDr. Luiz Henrique Rosa Fungi in Antarctica: Diversity and biotechnological potential.Federal University of Minas Gerais, BrazilDra. María Antonieta Quispe Ricalde Exploring the microbial biodiversity of extremophiles in Peruvian Andes.Associate Professor, Faculty of Science, National University of San Antonio Abad del Cusco, PerúDra. Patrizia GranzieraFertile and Barren Landscapes: The Sacredness of Mother Earth.Full-time Professor. Faculty of Arts, University of Morelos, Cuernavaca, MexicoDra. Virginia Helena AlbarracínMulti-resistant microbes and extremo-photoreceptors: a tale from the highest UV-irradiated environment on Earth.Head of Electron Microscopy Research Center and Core Facility (CIME), UNT-CONICET. Full Professor, University of San Pablo-Tucumán. Assistant Professor, National University of Tucumán, ArgentineDra. Nina Pastor Colón The link between sequence, structure, function, and dynamics in proteins; the role of this link in adaptation to extreme conditions.Full Professor, Cell Dynamic Research Center, University of Morelos, Cuernavaca, MexicoDr. Tuo Wang Salinity-remodeled cell walls of halophilic fungi: Structural view of osmoprotective strategy using solid-state NMR.Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, Louisiana State University, USADr. Nina Gunde CimermanFrom glaciers to refrigerators, from salterns to kitchens – the diverse world of poly extremophilic fungi.Head of Molecular Genetics and Biology of Microorganisms and Head of the Infrastructural Centre Mycosmo. Full professor. Department Biology, Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana. Slovenia.Dr. Ramón Rosselló MoraCulture-dependent (genomics) and -independent (metagenomics) reveal the role of the pangenome in maintaining species success under environmental perturbations.Scientific Researcher at the Mediterránean Institute for Advanced Studies, SpainDr. AndrésYarzábal RodríguezMay psychrophilic bacteria help us improve agriculture in cold regions? Lessons learned from glacier microbiology.Researcher/lecturer at the Catholic University of Cuenca, EcuadorDr. Vitor VasconcelosCyanobacteria from land and sea: biodiversity and applications in the context of climate change.Full professor at University of Porto and Director of CIIMAR, PortugalDr. Vanesa AmarelleMicrobiology of Antarctic lithobiontsResearch Associate, Research Institute in Biological Sciences Clemente Estable,Montevideo, UruguayGallery REDLAEInternational Symposium on Extreme Environments and Extremophiles OrganismsPowered by 4ID