Entries by Sonja Bamberger

Call for applications

Dear MoFA members, dear friends of malacology, we would like to draw your attention to some interesting job postings:   The LIB Hamburg is inviting to apply for the position of Technical Assistant in the Malacological Collection. Deadline for application is 11 August 2023. For more information and application: https://leibniz-lib.de/karriere/   Senkenberg Frankfurt is hiring […]

Program of the 3rd MoFA meeting 2023

Dear friends of malacology! We are pleased to share the program for the 2023 MoFA meeting. It will be a very diverse and exciting meeting. Of course, spontaneous participation is always possible and we welcome all interested people! Registrations via team@molluskenforschung.at. Please refer to our homepage for further details. We are looking forward to a […]

SNAILPOP – Search for Great Pond Snail populations

Dear MoFA members, dear friends of malacology! Help in locating occurrences of the Great Pond Snail Lymnaea stagnalis is requested: Prof. Seppälä and his team from the University of Innsbruck are examining the effects of heat waves on snails and their parasites in the research project SNAILPOP. If 5 or more specimens of L. stagnalis […]

Registration deadline for 3rd MoFA conference EXTENDED

The MoFA conference is getting closer! Date: 18-19 August 2023 in Lunz/See, Lower Austria Your early registration will make our planning easier! Registration deadline and abstract submission extended! 30 June 2023 → Webpage We are excited to already announce our keynote lecture: Gerhard Haszprunar (LMU München) – Molluscan Nephridia – a Story of Underlying Synapomorphies […]

MoFA Conference 2023

We cordially invite you to the 3rd Meeting of the Mollusc Research Association Austria (MoFA), which will take place from 18-19 August 2023 in Lunz/See, Lower Austria. Besides the scientific programme on Friday, there will again be a malacological excursion around the area of Lake Lunz on Saturday. We would be pleased if scientists from […]

Arianta 10 just published

The current issue of our scientific journal ARIANTA has just been published online: Sattmann, H., Haring, E., & Patzner, R. A. (Eds.). (2023). Arianta 10. Verlag des Naturhistorischen Museums Wien. CITE DOWNLOAD We are particularly pleased to cover with this issue a wide variety of topics, ranging from land snails, freshwater mussels, and marine molluscs to a historical contribution, […]