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How far can genes travel in the living world? »
Dr Camille Roux, visiting from Université de Lille, will present a seminar and workshop covering the theory and practice of demographic history and speciation genomics with emphasis on Bayesian methods from genomic data.
ABCday: Approximate Bayesian Computation in one day (and a half) »
Dr Camille Roux, visiting from Université de Lille, will present a seminar and workshop covering the theory and practice of demographic history and speciation genomics with emphasis on Bayesian methods from genomic data.
MegaMove: informing global marine megafauna conservation »
The MegaMove team welcome you to join an open event to share ideas, meet new colleagues and initiate new collaborations.
Building, Using and Exploring the Plant Tree of Life »
With half a million species and representing a billion years of evolution, a better understanding of the green plant tree of life is crucial for the survival of humankind.
2022 Australasian Evolution Society Conference »
The Centre for Biodiversity Analysis is pleased to be a sponsor of AES 2022.
Estimating biogeographic history with BioGeoBEARS and PhyBEARS »
Developer Nick Matzke provides an introduction to his two powerful software packages for estimating historical biogeography.
Nanopore sequencing for biosecurity - science talks »
Workshop participants will share their experience using Nanopore sequencing for biosecurity applications in an afternoon of short talks.
Nanopore sequencing for biosecurity »
A biosecurity-focused workshop that aims to contribute to capacity building and establish a community of practice of Nanopore sequencing focusing on biosecurity and eDNA.
Thermal vulnerability across taxa: predicting climate change effects on biodiversity »
Leading international and local researchers will speak on using thermal tolerance limits to understand species susceptibility under climate change.
A beginner’s guide to population genomics simulations with SLiM and slimr »
An introduction to the genetic simulation software SLiM, including its use and application to some common population genetics questions.
