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Wings, feathers, flight: the PhyloG2P approach to understanding bird biology »
Comparative genomics is now allowing us to map genes for traits using phylogenetic approaches (PhyloG2P; Smith et al. 2020 TREE)
Humboldt Day evolutionary biogeography symposium »
As part of the Humboldt Day commemorations the CBA is hosting an online mini-symposium presenting recent insights into how historical climate change and trait evolution has shaped Australasian biogeography.
Policy Impact Masterclass »
The CBA in collaboration with ANU's Public Policy & Societal Impact Hub are hosting a bespoke Policy Masterclass Workshop for researchers interested in engaging with policy-makers to collaborate in research or increase their research impact
Spatial genetics in fire-ground fauna »
The devastating fires of the 2019-20 summer impacted some 9M Ha of the eastern forests from SE QLD to eastern Victoria, much of the natural habitats of Kangaroo Island (SA) and the Stirling Ranges (WA).
From cricket songs to swarming locusts: Elucidating patterns and processes of orthopteran evolution »
Hojun Song from Texas A&M University will provide fascinating examples of how orthopteran insects (grasshoppers, crickets, katydids, wetas) can be used as model systems for elucidating patterns and processes of evolution.
Conversations Across the Creek: Bushfire Summer »
Three scholars studying bushfires from different disciplinary and institutional perspectives will share their research and reflections on the nation's 'bushfire summer'.
BDSI Interactive Seminar Series »
Models, Features and Dimension Reduction for Biological Data
The Wonderful World of Marsupial Chromosomics »
Australia is home to a diverse range of marsupials, which are a treasure trove of interesting biology. Marsupial genomes, which are packaged into beautiful,
Bayesian molecular clock dating using genome-scale datasets »
This workshop will cover molecular dating of phylogenies with Bayesian methods on genome-scale datasets.
Bayesian molecular clock-dating of phylogenies: fossils, genomes and uncertainty »
Biologists have been greatly interested in estimating the times of divergence of organisms, that is, in placing geological ages on the nodes of the Tree of
