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Alexandra Kinnby, University 91̽��, Sweden
Amir Fallahshahroudi, Uppsala University, Sweden
Andreas Wallberg, Uppsala University, Sweden
Ane Timenes Laugen, University of Agder, Norway
Anja Westram, Nord University, Norway
Carl ���Ի��é, University 91̽��, Sweden
Carl-Johan Rubin, Uppsala University, Sweden
Cecilia Helmerson, University of Oslo, Norway
Christian Pansch-Hattich, Åbo Akademi University, Finland
Claudia Lacroix, University of Agder, Norway
Eduardo Infantes, University 91̽��, Sweden
Ellika Faust, Eawag, Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic 91̽�� & Technology, Switzerland
Emma Berdan, Harvard University, USA
Erica Leder, University 91̽��, Sweden
Felix Mittermayer-Schmittmann, GEOMR Helmholtz Center for Ocean Research Kiel, Germany
Francesca Raffini, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Italy
Fredrik Jutfelt, University 91̽��, Sweden
Gabriella Malmqvist, University og Gothenburg, Sweden
Giannina Hattich, Åbo Akademi University, Finland
Henrik Pavia, University 91̽��, Sweden
Irene Adrian-Kalchhauser, University of Bern, Switzerland
Isabel Casties, University 91̽��, Sweden
Jake Goodall, Uppsala University, Sweden
James Reeve, University 91̽��, Sweden
Johan Severinson, University 91̽��, Sweden
Kerstin Johannesson, University 91̽��, Sweden
Lara Beckmann, University 91̽��, Sweden
Leif Andersson, Uppsala University, Sweden
Lotta Kvarnemo, University 91̽��, Sweden
Luisa Kumpitsch, University 91̽�� , Sweden
Marina Rafajlovic, University 91̽��, Sweden
Marina Panova, University 91̽��, Sweden
Marlene Jahnke, University 91̽��, Sweden
Martin Eriksson, Lund University, Sweden
Maru Bernal, University 91̽�� , Sweden
Matthias Obst, University 91̽��, Sweden
Nauras Daraghmeh, University 91̽��, Sweden
Ola Svensson, University of Borås, Sweden
Olga Ortega Martinez, University 91̽��, Sweden
Per Jonsson, University 91̽��, Sweden
Pierre De Wit, University 91̽��, Sweden
Rebekah Oomen, University 91̽��, Sweden
Roger Butlin, University of Sheffield, UK, and University 91̽��, Sweden
Rui Faria, University of Porto, Portugal
Sam Dupont, University 91̽��, Sweden
Sean Stankowski, University of Sussex, UK
Simon Henriksson, University 91̽��, Sweden
Sonja Leidenberger, University of Skövde, Sweden
Stefanie Ries, University 91̽��, Sweden
Torbjörn Lundh, Chalmers and University 91̽��, Sweden
Ulf Jondelius, Swedish Museum of Natural History, Sweden

Expectations

Members of CeMEB are encouraged to: 

• Participate at the CeMEB Assemblies. If you are away for more than two Assemblies in a row, a polite request about your intentions and engagement will be sent.
• Actively contribute to the development of a creative and open atmosphere within CeMEB.
• Respect the open communication within CeMEB and at the CeMEB Assemblies and workshops. Any information presented at an assembly or workshop, whether in a formal talk, a poster session, or in a discussion, is a private communication from the individual, with the restriction that such information is not for public use. Prior to quoting or publishing any such information presented at an Assembly in any publication, written or electronic (including social media), written approval is to be obtained first from the contributing member.
• Take initiatives and suggest activities to strengthen the research within CeMEB such as workshops, seminars, courses, and collaborative projects.
• Take initiatives to apply for funding of joint activities within the CeMEB network.
• Promote CeMEB in the scientific community as well as in society.
• Follow “” suggested by the Swedish Research Council (VR). 
• State the association to CeMEB on your personal homepage and link to CeMEB’s homepage.
• State association to CeMEB when registering relevant publications in publication databases. 
• Acknowledge "Centre for Marine Evolutionary Biology (CeMEB)" in publications and presentations when appropriate. This can be done either as an affiliation or in the acknowledgments. (Eg Centre for Marine Evolutionary Biology (CeMEB), Gothenburg, Sweden.)
• Publications should be sent to the CeMEB steering committee to be listed on the CeMEB webpage.
• Allow us to publish your name and contact details on the CeMEB webpage.

Each member of CeMEB should acknowledge and agree to these conditions.

Benefits

Members of CeMEB will be able to: 

• Benefit from being part of a creative, dynamic and open research community.
• Develop new ideas and collaborations within CeMEB and the CeMEB network.
• Participate in the Assemblies 
• Participate in CeMEB funded activities, such as courses (primarily aimed at PhD students and postdocs) and seminars.
• Use CeMEB information material.
• Use the CeMEB logotype.
• Advertise, promote, and be informed about projects / publications / open recruitment positions through the CeMEB
• Participate in joint research or writing activities when relevant (special topics networks, special issues, reviews, joint publications etc.) 

Application

An applicant can be anyone whose research, activities and/or network will contribute in a positive way to the development of the research within CeMEB.

Memberships are linked to participation in CeMEB assemblies. An applicant can either first be invited by the Steering committee to participate at an Assembly before applying for membership. After that, the applicant will be invited to send in a Letter of Interest to the Steering Committee. Alternatively, an applicant can send a Letter of Interest first and state their plans to join the next Assembly. A Letter of Interest contains a short description of both expectations on CeMEB and contributions to CeMEB, together with a short CV and publication list. 

After acceptance by the CeMEB Steering Committee, the applicant will be requested to sign the Agreement.

Minimum requirements

The minimum requirement for maintaining a CeMEB membership is to participate in the Assemblies and not miss more than two assemblies in a row. If a member has not participated in two consecutive Assemblies, they will be contacted about their future intentions for being a member.

/CeMEB Steering Committee, March 5, 2025