The Society of Systematic Biologists advances the science of systematic biology in all its aspects of theory, principles, methodology, and practice, for both living and fossil organisms, with emphasis on areas of common interest to all systematic biologists regardless of individual specialization.
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The Society of Systematic Biologists Meeting 2020!
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Join us for SSB 2020 in Gainesville, Florida on January 3-6, 2020!
The local organizers at the University of Florida and the Florida Museum of Natural History are planning four days of activities including workshops and discussions, as well as poster and lightning talk sessions. Stay tuned for announcements about the workshops, discussions, and student travel awards. Registration will be open Aug 1. Go to the meeting home page for more details! |
Code of Conduct
We have a code of conduct at all our meetings; we encourage reporting of issues to members of the joint meeting council or members of our executive committee. All three societies are dedicated to making the meeting a welcoming place to all with no discrimination or harassment. To this end, we have created a form to aggregate the useful suggestions that have come in so far. To provide a suggestion, go here. To see the suggestions so far, please go here (SSB does not vet or approve of these suggestions -- we're merely aggregating them now for future discussion). Note that the form has been populated with public suggestions proposed on Twitter and Facebook so far (though the comments were made associated with names, it's not clear that people want their name associated, so only the first initial is included -- if you want your name included, please contact Brian O'Meara). We'll be doing more moving forward -- this is just a rapid response to capture ideas while they're fresh