In this workshop Adam Leaché, from the University of Washington, will give an introduction and run through practical activities on coalescent theory and analysis.

Four short talks will cut across carbon and water cycles, land use - agriculture, forestry and biodiverse natural ecosystems, which interact with changing global CO2, energy and temperature scenarios.

This workshop will provide an opportunity to learn about using the open web-based graphical user interface Galaxy for genomics.

Adam Leaché, from the University of Washington, will present a special CBA seminar on modern integrative species delimitation methods.

Led by Erinn Fagan-Jefferies from the University of Adelaide, Insect Investigators brings together expert taxonomists, educators and communicators to help school students collect and identify new species of insects.

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.

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.

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.

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.