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BIOLOGISK INSTITUTT ADMINISTRASJONEN I. 1/2011 INNKALLING STYREMØTE Instituttstyrets møte nr 1/2011 – 17.03.2011, kl.12.15, rom 1206 (skolelabbens møterom) Det serveres lunsj på møtet VEDTAKSSAKER: V-SAK IS 1/2011 GODKJENNING AV INNKALLING Forslag til vedtak: Innkallingen godkjennes V-SAK IS 2/2011 GODKJENNING AV REFERAT IS 4/2010 Forslag til vedtak: Referatet godkjennes V-SAK IS 3/2011 REGNSKAP 2010 Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra leder for økonomiseksjonen/instituttleder BIO Regnskap internt 2010 BIO Rapport 3. tertial 2010 Enhetens ledelseskommentar 3. tertial 2010 Forslag til vedtak: Regnskap 2010 tas til etterretning V-SAK IS 4/2011 REGNSKAP 2010 OG BUDSJETT 2011 SFF-CEES Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra Eva Grøttland/leder for økonomiseksjonen/kontorsjef Budsjett og regnskap 2010 Budsjett 2011 Forslag til vedtak: Regnskap 2010 og budsjett 2011 for CEES tas til etterretning uten anmerkninger ORIENTERINGSSAKER: O-SAK IS 1/2011 MN-FAKULTETETS LIFE SCIENCE STRATEGI Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra instituttleder Life Science ved Det matematisk-naturvitenskapelige fakultet. Mandat og oppnevning Life Science profil ved MN-fakultetet – Et innspill fra Biologisk institutt, 1 Farmasøytisk institutt og Institutt for molekylære biovitenskap ved instituttlederne O-SAK IS 2/2011 BIOFAGEVALUERINGEN Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra instituttleder Biofagevalueringen 2011 – fakta-ark og selvevalueringer (nivå1 og nivå 2) O-SAK IS 3/2011 MIDTVEISEVALUERING AV CoE – CENTRE FOR ECOLOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS Sakpapirer: Saksfremlegg fra kontorsjef Midterm evaluation of one Centre of excellence, Experts’ appraisal form and panel report O-SAK IS 4/2011 VIRKEMIDLER TIL FORSKNING 2011 Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra instituttleder Publikasjons- og småforsk-incentiver (deles ut på møtet) O-SAK IS 5/2011 STATUS HMS-ARBEID Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra kontorsjef Notat til MN-fakultetet 14.01.2011 HMS prosjektrapport 3. kvartal 2010 HMS prosjektrapport 4. kvartal 2010 O-SAK IS 6/2011 UNDERVISNINGSSAKER Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra studieseksjonen/studieleder Svar på søknad om nedleggelse av emnet 4220/9220 EVENTUELT Blindern, 10.03.11 Trond Schumacher Instituttleder 2 BIOLOGISK INSTITUTT ADMINISTRASJONEN I. 4/2010 REFERAT STYREMØTE Instituttstyrets møte nr 4/2010 – 9.12.2010 Møtet ble formelt satt 12.30 og ble hevet kl. 14.25 Til stede: Trond Schumacher, Anne Brysting, Tore Slagsvold, Hanne Ballestad, Hans Borg, Nanna Winger Steen, Synnøve Botnen, Ingebjørg Hagen Agøy Fra administrasjonen: Maren Onsrud, Kjetil Bråthen VEDTAKSSAKER: V-SAK IS13/2010 GODKJENNING AV INNKALLING Vedtak: Innkallingen godkjennes V-SAK IS 14/2010 GODKJENNING AV REFERAT IS 3/2010 Vedtak: Referatet godkjennes V-SAK IS 15/2010 BUDSJETT 2011 Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra økonomileder Budsjett 2011 Vedtak: Det framlagte budsjettforslag 2011 vedtas V-SAK IS 16/2010 ÅRSPLAN 2011 Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra instituttleder/kontorsjef Årsplan 2011 Vedtak: Årsplanen for 2011 vedtas DISKUSJONSSAKER: D-SAK 1/2010 HMS-ARBEIDET PÅ INSTITUTTET OG FAKULTETET Sakspapirer: Målsetninger for HMS-prosjektet 2010-2012 Handlingsplan HMS-prosjektet 2010-2010 Fakultetets HMS-strategi for perioden 2010-2015 (Vedtakssak 26/10 i MN-fakultetets styre) 3 ORIENTERINGSSAKER: O-SAK IS 11/2010 MIDTVEISEVALUERING AV CoE-CENTRE FOR ECOLOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra administrativ leder ved senteret Midtveisevaluering (lenke i mail) O-SAK IS 12/2010 HMS HANDLINGSPLAN 2011 Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra institutleder/kontorsjef HMS-handlingsplan for BIO og IMBV 2011 O-SAK IS 13/2010 UNDERVISNINGSSAKER Sakspapirer: Saksfremlegg fra leder for studieseksjonen/studieleder Søknad til fakultetet om endring av BIO4260/9260 Svar på søknad om endring av BIO4260/9260 Instituttrapport for undervisning i studieåret 2009/2010 Programrapport for masterprogrammet i studieåret 2009/2010 Programrapport for bachelorprogrammet i studieåret 2009/2010 EVENTUELT: Fast tilsetting: - Kjetil Bråthen har fått fast tilsetting som seniorkonsulent, fom 01.01.2011 Midlertidig tilsetting: - Alexander Nederbragt har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 100% stilling som senioringeniør, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 31.12.2013 - Kyrre Kausrud har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 20% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.11.2010 tom 31.08.2012 - Ave Tooming-Klunderud har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 100% stilling som senioringeniør, fom 01.02.2011 tom 31.01.2014 - Gunnar Dick har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 50% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 21.01.2011 tom 22.01.2012 - Jonathan Colman har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 50% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 31.12.2011 - Mari Espelund har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 100% stilling som senioringeniør, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 30.06.2011 - Ane Vollsnes har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 100% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 15.09.10 tom 31.12.10 - Morten Helberg har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 100% stilling som stipendiat, eksternt finansiert, fom 31.08.10 tom 20.08.13 4 - Sudhagar Balasundaram har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 100% stilling som stipendiat, internt finansiert, fom 30.09.10 tom 29.09.14 - Halvor Knutsen har fått midlertidig tilsetting i 20% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 31.12.2012 Forlenget midlertidig tilsetting: - Trine Ballestad Rounge har fått midlertidig forlengelse i 100% stilling som postdoktor, eksternt finansiert, fom 1.08.2011 tom 12.02.2012 - Ralf Neumann har fått midlertidig forlengelse i 100% stilling som vit.ass., fom 31.12.10 tom 31.05.11 - Alexander Sadykov har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som stipendiat, eksternt finansiert, fom 16.11.2010 tom 28.02.2011 - Endre Knudsen har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som stipendiat, fom 01.11.2010 tom 28.02.2011 - Hege Gilbø Bakke har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som avdelingsingeniør, fom 01.02.2011 tom 31.03.2011 - Hildegunn Viljugrein har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 20% stilling som førsteamanuensis, fom 01.02.2011 tom 31.12.2014 - Håvard Harstad har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 31.12.2010 tom 31.01.2011 - Christian Brinch har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 10% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 31.12.2011 - Diress Tsegaye Alemu har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som forsker, fom 01.01.2011 t5om 06.03.2011, og forlengelse i 50% stilling som forsker, fom 07.03.2011 tom 31.12.2011 - Marte Holten Jørgensen har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som stipendiat, fom 25.02.2011 tom 9.03.2011 - Unni Grimholt har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 31.03.2011 - Per Erik Jorde har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som forsker, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 31.03.2011 - Claudia Junge har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som vit.ass., eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 30.04.2011 - Guri Sogn Andersen har fått midlertidig forlengelse i 100% stilling som stipendiat, eksternt finansiert, fom 01.01.2011 tom 13.03.2011 - Sagnik Sengupta har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som stipendiat, fom 30.09.2014 tom 14.11.2014 - Adine G. Thoresen har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som seniorkonsulent, fom 01.02.2011 tom 17.02.2011 - Therese Fosholt Moe har fått midlertidig forlengelse i sin 100% stilling som stipendiat, eksternt finansiert, fom 30.01.2012 tom 05.03.2012 Permisjoner: - Katinka E. Grønli er innvilget permisjon uten lønn fra sin 100% stilling som kontorsjef, fom 01.01.2011 tom 30.09.2012 - Camilla Lothe Nesbø er innvilget permisjon uten lønn fra sin 100% stilling som forsker, fom 17.07.2010 tom 19.01.2011 5 - Lee Hsiang Liow er innvilget permisjon med lønn fra sin 100% stilling som forsker, fom 08.01.2011 tom 17.09.2011 - Torbjørn Ergon er innvilget permisjo nmed lønn fra sin 100% stilling som forsker, fom 18.09.2011 tom 17.12.2011 Endring av stilling: Blindern, 16.12.10 Trond Schumacher Instituttleder 6 Til: Instituttstyret ved Biologisk institutt Sakstype: Vedtakssak Saksnr.: V-Sak IS 3/2011 Møtedato: 17.03.11 Notatdato: 9.03.11 Saksbehandler: Kjetil Bråthen/ Trond Schumacher Sakstittel: Regnskap 2010 De viktigste problemstillinger: Regnskap 2010 er gjort opp med et akkumulert underskudd på NOK 4.190 mill, en økning på NOK 1.34 mill fra 2009. Dette skyldes i hovedsak økte utgifter p.g.a. flere avlagte dr. disputaser (NOK 500.000), økte utgifter på time/hjelpelærer-budsjettet (NOK 250.000), og ekstra utgifter i forbindelse med oppgradering av lokaler (NOK 550.000). Det henvises for øvrig til vedlegg 3 (Enhetens ledelseskommentar 3. tertial 2010. Utgifter er for øvrig i samsvar med budsjett, som justert og prognostert gjennom driftsåret 2010. Forslag til vedtak: Regnskap 2010 tas til etterretning Vedlegg: 1. BIO Regnskap internt 2010 2. BIO Rapport 3. tertial 2010 3. Enhetens ledelseskommentar 3. tertial 2010 7 Budsjett/ Regnskap BIO 2010 Inntekter Budsjett styremøte Prognose Regnskap 2010 Overført fra forrige år -2 854 916 -2 854 916 -2 854 916 Bevilgning post 50 (ekskl. CEES stip/ingeniør) 75 498 900 75 498 900 75 498 900 Nye stipendiater 1/2-års 1 727 500 600 000 600 000 Incentivmidler PhD stud Tøyen 2010 -500 000 -668 530 -668 530 Lifescience-satsning (Jakobsen) 521 000 600 000 600 000 Stipendiat NHM - Ruben A. 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  • Freshwater Algae in Britain and Ireland - Bibliography

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    Freshwater algae in Britain and Ireland - Bibliography Floras, monographs, articles with records and environmental information, together with papers dealing with taxonomic/nomenclatural changes since 2003 (previous update of ‘Coded List’) as well as those helpful for identification purposes. Theses are listed only where available online and include unpublished information. Useful websites are listed at the end of the bibliography. Further links to relevant information (catalogues, websites, photocatalogues) can be found on the site managed by the British Phycological Society (http://www.brphycsoc.org/links.lasso). Abbas A, Godward MBE (1964) Cytology in relation to taxonomy in Chaetophorales. Journal of the Linnean Society, Botany 58: 499–597. Abbott J, Emsley F, Hick T, Stubbins J, Turner WB, West W (1886) Contributions to a fauna and flora of West Yorkshire: algae (exclusive of Diatomaceae). Transactions of the Leeds Naturalists' Club and Scientific Association 1: 69–78, pl.1. Acton E (1909) Coccomyxa subellipsoidea, a new member of the Palmellaceae. Annals of Botany 23: 537–573. Acton E (1916a) On the structure and origin of Cladophora-balls. New Phytologist 15: 1–10. Acton E (1916b) On a new penetrating alga. New Phytologist 15: 97–102. Acton E (1916c) Studies on the nuclear division in desmids. 1. Hyalotheca dissiliens (Smith) Bréb. Annals of Botany 30: 379–382. Adams J (1908) A synopsis of Irish algae, freshwater and marine. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 27B: 11–60. Ahmadjian V (1967) A guide to the algae occurring as lichen symbionts: isolation, culture, cultural physiology and identification. Phycologia 6: 127–166 Allanson BR (1973) The fine structure of the periphyton of Chara sp.