Postgraduate course "Phylogenomics and Population Genomics: Inference and Applications"
The course will be held in Barcelona (3-14 July 2023).
Pre-enrollment deadline: 13th February 2023
Overview:
The course aims to provide a comprehensive and rigorous training on the use of phylogenetic and population genetics methods to infer evolutionary history and diversification mechanisms, at the inter-species and intra-species level, using high-throughput sequencing data. It covers the most popular approaches used in phylogenomic inference, molecular dating, species delimitation, and population genomics to infer demographic history and to study molecular adaptation. The course places special emphasis on developing practical experience in state-of-the-art software through case studies grounded in current and future applications of phylogenomics and population genomics.
For more information about the program, please visit our website:
https://www.ub.edu/certfem/ppgcourse/programme
TARGET AUDIENCE:
The course is addressed to graduate and postgraduate researchers interested in learning how to handle HTS data to infer population history and phylogenetic relationships, estimate divergence times, or characterize adaptive processes, or in acquiring experience in many other applications of tree-based evolutionary methods.
STRUCTURE
Two weeks course with a mix of lecture and in-class exercises, seminars and discussion sessions.
https://www.ub.edu/certfem/ppgcourse/schedule
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us:
certfem@ub.edu
Pre-enrollment deadline: 13th February 2023
Overview:
The course aims to provide a comprehensive and rigorous training on the use of phylogenetic and population genetics methods to infer evolutionary history and diversification mechanisms, at the inter-species and intra-species level, using high-throughput sequencing data. It covers the most popular approaches used in phylogenomic inference, molecular dating, species delimitation, and population genomics to infer demographic history and to study molecular adaptation. The course places special emphasis on developing practical experience in state-of-the-art software through case studies grounded in current and future applications of phylogenomics and population genomics.
For more information about the program, please visit our website:
https://www.ub.edu/certfem/ppgcourse/programme
TARGET AUDIENCE:
The course is addressed to graduate and postgraduate researchers interested in learning how to handle HTS data to infer population history and phylogenetic relationships, estimate divergence times, or characterize adaptive processes, or in acquiring experience in many other applications of tree-based evolutionary methods.
STRUCTURE
Two weeks course with a mix of lecture and in-class exercises, seminars and discussion sessions.
https://www.ub.edu/certfem/ppgcourse/schedule
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us:
certfem@ub.edu