| Topic: | Basics of population genetics and application to data collected within CRC1211 subprojects | |
| Instructor: |
Team of B06: *Institute for Genetics, University of Cologne |
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| Date: | April 13th and April 18th 2023 |
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| Time: |
10:00-12:00 and 13:00-14:30 |
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| Location: |
University of Cologne |
Short abstract with content covered during RTD:
We introduce the scope and basic principles of population genetics. We cover some of the theoretical methods, including statistical and computational tools, to analyze experimental data and to address questions regarding the migration and demographic histories of species and the possibility to identify signatures of adaptation to (changing) environmental conditions in their genetic profiles. We will work through some hands-on examples using data which were collected in CRC subprojects.
Previous experience: not required
What you need to participate in the course: nothing
Maximum number of participants: 12 (first come, first served).
PhD candidates of the CRC have priority to participate. Left spaces can be filled up by interested Postdocs of the CRC (write an email beforehand, if interested).
Registration: Register by e-mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by April 6th 2023.
