Today, I’ve been invited to give a talk at the University of Virginia Center for Public Health Genomics. I’ll be introducing the Population Graph framework we’ve been developing over the last decade with highlights on how we are applying it to SNP-level genomic data analysis in non-model systems.
This is such a common thing to do these days, it is easier to just post this here rather than search through my class notes each time someone asks me how to do this.
Some awesome presentations by lab members at today’s research symposium.
Bonnie Roderique speaking about the James Spinymussel.
Matt DeSaix presenting work on migration connectivity in Prothonotary warblers.
Jane Remfert & Wyatt Carpenter discussing the Carver Community Project
This web page is now available as through the following URL’s
http://dyerlab.org
http://dyerlab.com
because the longer URL is too long and confusing.
http://dyerlab.ces.vcu.edu
Fancy pie chart (thanks, yihui, you are a genius):
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