List of microbial ecology talks at the 2014 ESA meeting in Sacramento (Directions: Fork, Edit, & message me to Merge)

ESA2014-Microbes

List of microbial ecology talks at the 2014 ESA meeting in Sacramento 
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Workshops of Interest
|   Day    |      Time     |              Session                                       |  Organizer                 |
|----------|---------------|------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------|
|Sunday    |      8-5      | Env Seq Approaches and Comp Tools for Ecologists           |  Holly Bik                 |
|Monday    |   11:30-1:15  | Viz w/ Radioisotopes for Plant/Microbe Metabolite Transfer |  Chantal D. Reid           |


Sessions of Interest
|   Day    |      Time     |              Session                                    |  Organizer                 |
|----------|---------------|---------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------|
|Monday    | 10:15 - 11:30 | Special Session: Ecometagenomics                        |  Holly Bik                 |
|Monday    |  1:30 -  5:00 | Microbial Ecology                                       |                            |
|Tuesday   |  1:30 -  5:00 | Probing the Microbial World of Flowers                  | Scott H. McArt             |
|Wednesday |  1:30 -  5:00 | Rhizosphere Interactions: An exploration of patterns... | Stuart Grandy              |
|Wednesday |  1:30 -  5:00 | Communities Writ Small: Micro Systems in Comm Ecology   | C.M. Tucker                |
|Wednesday |  1:30 -  5:00 | Rhizosphere Interactns: Exploration of Patterns         | Lesley W. Atwood           |
|Thursday  |  8:00 - 11:30 | Modeling Microbial Processes: Earth Down or Microbe Up? | Xu and Schimel             |
|Thursday  |  1:30 -  5:00 | The Role of the Skin Microbiome in Amphibian Health..   | McKenzie, Harris, & Belden |

Talks of Interest
|   Day    |      Time     |                      Title (Condensed)                      |    Presenter          |
|----------|---------------|-------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------|
|Monday    |      1:30     | Effects of environmental variability on fungi               | Burke, David          |
|Monday    |      1:50     | Imaging nutrient uptake in bacterial biofilms               | O'Brien, Sarah        |
|Monday    |      2:10     | Diversity and structure of endophytic bacteria              | Carrell, Alyssa       |
|Monday    |      2:30     | Roots, climate, & edaphic controllers shape rhiz microbiome | Nuccio, Erin          |
|Monday    |      2:30     | Spatio-Temp var > climate on soil bacteria                  | MacRae-Crerar, Aurora |
|Monday    |      2:50     | Foliar fungi: Community assembly & pathogen resistance      | Zimmerman, Naupaka    |
|Monday    |      3:20     | Effect of temperature on bacterial communities              | Jones, Ryan           |
|Monday    |      3:40     | The dist and div of N2O-reducing microbial communities      | He, Zhili             | 
|Monday    |      4:00     | Patterns site diversity of amphibian skin microbiota        | Hughey, Myra          |
|Monday    |      4:20     | Macroecology of the microbial 'rare biosphere'              | Locey, Ken            |
|Monday    |      4:40     | Allee effects: Scaling down to the microbial level          | Kaul, RajReni         | 
|Monday    |      4:20     | Coarse woody debris influences microbial proccesses         | Campbell, Tayte       |

|Tuesday   |      2:30 PM  | Why are some microbes more uibiquitous than others?         | Berberan, Albert      |
|Tuesday   |      3:20 PM  | Microbial responses to chronic soil warming                 | Frey, Serita          |
|Tuesday   |      3:40     | Soil microbial response to anthropogenic impacts            | McGuire, Krista       |
|Tuesday   |      8:00 PM  | Comparing diversity of forest trees and soil microbes       | Enquist, Brian        | 

|Wednesday |      9:00     | Rare microbes drive the expression of plant root traits     | Henning, Jeremiah     |
|Wednesday |      10:10    | O2 and Salinity influence bacterial dormancy                | Magnusson, Tylan      |
|Wednesday |      10:30 AM | Invasion history alters soil microbial comm. composition    | Yannarell, Anthony    | 
|Wednesday |      2:50 PM  | Soil microbial oligotrophs respond to long-term warming...  | DeAngelis, Kristen    |
|Wednesday |      3:40     | Can dormancy account for microbial biogeography?            | Lennon, Jay           |
|Wednesday |      4:40     | Stuck in the 50s: soil bacteria lag 60 yrs behind CC        | Ladau, Joshua         |

|Thursday  |      9:00     | Biodiversity in marine lakes                                | Dawson, Michael       |
|Thursday  |      8:00     | Data, Models: Microbial decomposition of SOC                | Luo, Yiqi             |
|Thursday  |      9:00     | Continental patterns in microbial enzymes and biogeochem    | Averill, Colin        |
|Thursday  |      8:20     | Exoenzymes: The secret to non-equilibrium in microbe-SOM    | Schimel, Josh         | 
|Thursday  |      1:30     | Microbial defense against anphibian fungal pathogen         | Harris, Reid          |
|Thursday  |      1:50     | Structure-Function rel in amphibian skin microbiome         | Belden, Lisa          |
|Thursday  |      2:10     | Building OA database of amphibian skin bacteria             | Woodhams, Bouglas     |
|Thursday  |      2:30     | Barrier defenses in amphibian skin against chtridiomycosis  | Rollins-Smith, Louise |
|Thursday  |      2:50     | Symbionts protect rainforest frogs from infection           | Alford, Ross          |
|Thursday  |      3:20     | The effect of captivity on the skin microbiome              | Flechas, Sandra       |
|Thursday  |      3:40     | Culture-Dep and Indep charac. of amphibian skim microbiome  | Walke, Jenifer        | 
|Thursday  |      4:00     | Amphibian skin microbiome response to B. dendrobatidis      | McKenzie, Valerie     |
|Thursday  |      4:20     | Host devo and pathogens inter to shape skin-microbiome      | Kueneman, Jordan      |
|Thursday  |      4:40     | Seasonal and ontogenetic transitions triger skin dysbioses  | Longo, Ana            | 
|Thursday  |      4:20     | Microbial comm. assembly: dormancy, dispersal, & filtering  | Muscarella, Mario     |


Poster Sessions of Interest
|   Day    |      Time     |                      Title (Condensed)                      |    Presenter          |
|----------|---------------|-------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------|
|Tuesday   |      4:30-6   | PS 26 - Microbial Ecology                                   |                       |
|Friday    |   8:30-10:30  | PS 78 - (Latebreaking) Microbial Ecology                    |                       |

|Wednesday | 4:40 | Stuck in the 1950s: Distributions of soil bacteria lag up to 60 years behind anthropogenic climate change | Ladau, Joshua |

@jladau: were you not able to just edit the GIST? Just wondering.

Hi, Mario.

Clueless about GIST...here's one for you:
|Wednesday | 10:30 AM | Lespedeza cuneata invasion history, rather than invader density, alters soil microbial community composition | Yannarell, Anthony |

No problem Tony

Hi @mmuscarella - I can't edit the gist and can't send a pull request, so I forked it and made modifications here: https://gist.github.com/naupaka/17b245dda19841ead032

I added a number of sessions, some workshops, and a couple talks.

Thanks for putting this together!

Hi @naupaka: That worked great. It seems like forking and merging the forks is the best way to update this. I just did this to merge your fork with my local copy and then push to the repo.

$git pull https://gist.github.com/17b245dda19841ead032.git
$git push

I should communicate that with everyone. And you should be able to update your fork the same way.

@colinaverill @naupaka: remember to update your Forks