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From German Romanticism to modern computational biodiversity models »
Dr. Oskar Hagen from the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) will talk on the history of modelling biodiversity and its change across space and time.
Gen3sis: Simulating the evolution of biodiversity »
This workshop aims to develop skills required to simulate biodiversity patterns using MEEMs, and specifically the Gen3sis engine, enabling participants to design experiments and test multiple interconnected hypotheses for the evolution of biodiversity.
Introduction to molecular lab fundamentals 2024 »
The EBL's annual 3-day introductory course to molecular lab fundamentals for Honours and PhD students and other researchers new to molecular lab work.
R-evolutionary Insights: Deep dive into SNP-based population genomics »
A 5-day training workshop run by developers of popular R packages and experienced practitioners to help students and ECRs get the most out their population genomics research using R.
Individual variation in mitochondrial metabolism »
Visiting ecophysiologist Karine Salin from the Institut Français de Recherche pour l’Exploitation de la Mer (French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea) will present a talk and workshop on mitochondrial metabolism.
BEAST 2 workshop »
In conjunction with Biosystematics 2023, the CBA is hosting a post-conference workshop on phylogenetic analysis software BEAST 2.
Biosystematics 2023: Celebrating the past | Planning the future »
The CBA is pleased to be supporting this conference to celebrate the achievements and identify future directions in the discovery, documentation and protection of Australasia's biodiversity.
Stakeholder engagement: Turning lectures into conversations »
This hands-on workshop will show participants how to speak about their research to invite conversation, whether it be amongst other scientists, stakeholders, or the general public.
Macroecology meets hi-tech »
You are invited to a working group to discuss the development of a new CBA initiative investigating the potential of new data sources to unify the three elements of biodiversity - ecosystems, species and genes.
Detecting selection »
This one-day workshop presented by Bruce Walsh from the University of Arizona will provide an overview of the wide array of approaches have been proposed to detect selection.