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Registration for DEB2021 is now open. Register Here. We will announce events and their updates also on Facebook and Twitter.
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Location
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Dates
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DEB 2021 tele-course, School & Symposium
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Halifax, Canada
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Tele-course: Mar 04 - Apr 22 2021 ; School: 17 - 22 May (if we can travel) or else 17 - 25 May if we cannot travel and do the school virually; 7th international symposium on DEB theory: May 26 - 28 2021.
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Halifax, Canada. While we are working on the organization of the DEB2021 School and Symposium in a traditional, in person, form, we are committed to developping ways for participants to attend the different events of DEB2021 virtually.
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DEB 2021 tele-course
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Online
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Mar 04 - Apr 22 2021.
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This 2021 edition of the DEB tele-course is a great opportunity to learn the basics of the theory, as well as deepen one's knowledge ahead of the School, Workshop, and Symposium later that year. Many DEB researchers with a wide diversity of backgrounds will be interacting via the discussion board. Weekly discussion groups formed based on geographical location will include experienced as well as novice researchers.
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short GUTS courses
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Wageningen, the Netherlands
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dates to be announced, probably 2021 onwards
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Dedicated 2-day GUTS courses, geared towards professionals in risk assessment of pesticides. More information.
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See here for all events
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DEBnet is a network of DEB experts in a wide range of fields: Aquaculture, Mathematics, Ecotoxicology, Economics, Ecology ...
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DEB literature and publications span from:
- introductory material in form of posters and micro-lectures;
- complete DEB immersion via book (DEB3) with accompanying summary of concepts, notation document, and frequently updated Comments; to
- scientific publications using or focusing on DEB theory, collected in the Zotero DEB library.
- Several (scientific) journal special issues have been dedicated to DEB theory.
For a full list of resources and special issues see here.
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Communication and outreach
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Other on-line places to find DEB: AmP on ResearchGate, AmP on Facebook, AmP on Twitter.
Subscribe to the DEB mailing list here: deblist@univ-brest.fr (allows you to receive and send scientific information and job offers within the DEB community)
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Add-my-pet is akin to an online library, but with added features. It contains referenced data, implied properties of species, and DEB parameter estimates and code for obtaining them.
Most useful links:
- Add-my-pet portal. Navigate through the pages of the collection, look at plotted energy budgets and parameter patterns. Learn more about the aims, research, and applications. Meet the people involved, find (or add) your name to the contributors list.
- AmPtool description. This page describes how to use AmPtool for analysis of data. AmPtool contains Matlab functions for analysis of patterns in (functions of) parameter values of the Add-my-Pet collection. It is an extension of DEBtool_M and makes frequent use of it.
- AmPeco extension. Listed here you can find coding that is used in the AmP collection to specify climate, ecozone, habitat, embryo environment, migration/torpor, food, gender, and reproduction for each AmP entry. Codes can be used for linking ecological properties to DEB parameters. Scripts are still under development.

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DEBlab is a site that points to material that may be useful for research and education purposes. It aims to facilitate the application of the theory, and to stimulate collaboration. See the original site on DEBlab
Here you can find short descriptions and links to packages such as DEBtool, AmPtool, NicheMapR, DEBtox, DEBibm, PlotReader.
Data libraries based on DEB: Add_my_pet, Debber, Phyto_pars.
Micro-lectures and some course materials, as well as additional learning resources.
DEBtool is a software package that can be used to illustrate some implications of the Dynamic Energy Budget theory and to apply this theory in the analysis of eco-physiological data. Download the latest version from GitHub. Browse DEBtool Manual
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