Past events
Past events hosted by the Centre for Biodiversity Analysis.
The genotype-to-phenotype architecture (GPA), defined by complex interactions such as pleiotropy, epistasis, and regulatory control together with all the plasticity associated to these processes are fundamental yet often overlooked drivers of biodiversity dynamics.
Katrina Dlugosch from the University of Arizona will discuss her group's work on the responses of invasive and native plant species to environmental changes across space and time.
This ECR training workshop will introduce the principles of Illumina DNA library prep for short-read sequencing and provide hand-on experience with the key steps involved in library construction, quality control, and best lab practices.
Join Lara van Niekerk, CSIR South Africa and Charitha Pattiaratchi, UWA, together with Australian researchers, government departments, and policy specialists and regional partners to explore how pollution from major river systems affects the wider Indian Ocean.
Get hands-on with real insect specimens at ANU during National Science Week. Use microscopes, help sort insects collected by researchers, and discover the incredible diversity of Australia's smallest animals.
A hands-on workshop to learn about unmethylated region (UMR)-sequencing.
Dr Peter Crisp, visiting from the University of Queensland, will discuss his work on sequencing epigenetic variation in plant hypomethylomes.
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.
Led by the creators of dartR, this five-day online training workshop is designed for ecologists, conservation biologists, early-career researchers and students - anyone ready to master population genetics in R.