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Population genomics for non-model species »
Genome sequencing of model species has yielded important insights into population history, adaptation and speciation. Applying population genomics methods
Integrating traits across genes and trees: a semantic approach »
The comparative approach, whether applied to traits, genes, or trees, forms the foundation of biological research. Moving these data into a semantic framework
Analysis of population genomics in R with SNP markers »
The increasingly easy access to large SNP datasets for wild organisms means that it’s an exciting time to be working in population genomics and molecular
Statistics in R »
This Friday we will practice mixed models again. We will finally play with random interactions and correlated random effects (like those used in genetic,
The evolution of seasonal camouflage »
Adaptation to environmental change is central to the origin and persistence of species. Mismatches between the timing of key life history events and optimal
Bayesian phylogenetics and macroevolution in RevBayes »
RevBayes provides an interactive environment for statistical computation in phylogenetics. It is primarily intended for modelling, simulation, and Bayesian
Introduction to molecular lab fundamentals »
Are you (or your student) new to molecular lab work? Could you (or they) benefit from an introduction to operating in a genetics lab?
Facilitated RNA Sequencing and associated BioInformatics course »
Registration is now open for the EcoGenomics and BioInformatics Lab (EBL) and Biomolecular Resources Facility (BRF) Facilitated RNA Sequencing and
