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.

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Date/time
9 Mar 2026 9:00am - 13 Mar 2026 3:30pm
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Speakers

Luciano Beheregaray, Flinders
Laura Bertola, National Centre for Biological Sciences
Chris Brauer, Flinders
Renee Catullo, UWA
Floriaan Devloo-Delva, CSIRO
Celine Frere, UQLD
Elise Furlan, UCanberra
Arthur Georges, UCanberra
Bernd Gruber, UCanberra
Ethan Halford, DArT
Andrzej Kilian, DArT
Ching Ching Lau, ANU
Zoe Meziere, UQLD
Luis Mijangos, DArT
Craig Moritz, ANU
Kate Rick, UWA
Cynthia Riginos, UQLD
Diana Robledo, Monash
Robyn Shaw, UCanberra
Bill Sherwin, UNSW
Jonathan Ting, DArT
Peter Unmack, UCanberra
Darya Vanichkina, USydney
Robyn Waples, UWashington
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Cost

$200 - includes all workshop sessions, recordings and materials

ANU staff & students please note: ANU Purchase Cards cannot be used for events administered by ANU, so please choose the "ANU only" registration option and enter your GLC when prompted to have your payment transferred internally.

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Luis Mijangos
DArT
Claire Stephens
CBA Coordinator

About

dartRverse: Harnessing the Force of R for Conservation Genomics

Workshop outline

In a data-rich galaxy, far, far away… biodiversity is under siege. But a new Force rises to restore balance: the dartRverse.

Genomic data is transforming how we understand ecosystems, species, and agricultural diversity. But handling large SNP datasets can feel like navigating an asteroid field blindfolded. That’s where dartRverse comes in, a powerful suite of open-source R packages that streamlines the entire journey, from raw data to insight. Built on a genlight-based workflow, dartR empowers you to:

  • Filter, analyse, and visualise SNP and presence/absence data
  • Access reproducible and accessible tools
  • Work without advanced coding skills (no need for Jedi mind tricks)

And yes! the dartR team just won the 2025 Eureka Prize for Excellence in Research Software. This is the way.

Led by the creators of dartR, this five-day online workshop is designed for ecologists, conservation biologists, early-career researchers and students, and anyone ready to master population genetics in R. All workshop content, including session recordings, tutorials, and e-books will be made available to registered participants. 

Workshop registration has two parts:

  • a pre-course survey to help the team tailor the workshop to your experience and interests*; and
  • a registration and payment form. If you won’t be attending the workshop sessions live (due to time zone differences, etc.), please note this when you are registering to assist the presenters.

* If you previously completed the pre-course survey for the postponed 2025 workshop there is no need to fill it in again - the dartR team have your responses.

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Workshop outline

Program

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Partners & sponsors

Diversity Arrays Technology
Centre for Biodiversity Analysis
CSIRO
UCanberra
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Location

Online workshop

Workshop sessions will be presented live (Australian Eastern Daylight Time, AEDT, UTC+11) via the workshop Airmeet page using the email address you registered with.

Registered participants will receive an email prior to the workshop with Airmeet access information (check your junk folder if you didn't get it and contact luism@diversityarrays.com if you need assistance). An introduction to Airmeet can be viewed here.

All sessions will be recorded and shared, along with relevant resources, so participants can revisit the material at any time (or catch up due to time zone differences). 

 

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