Download here - Population Genetics Group

6 – 9 January 2015
Bryan Campbell Clarke FRS
1932 – 2014
Co-founder of the Population Genetics Group in 1967
This year’s meeting will begin with a tribute to Bryan led by John
Brookfield
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Contents
General information
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Programme
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Poster titles
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List of participants
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Conference organisers
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Upcoming meetings
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Blank pages for notes
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Maps of venues
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General Information
Arrival and Registration: Registration will be open from 17.00-22.00 on the
6th of January in Inox suite, Students’ Union building, and from 08.00-09.00 at
the entrance to the Students’ Union Auditorium on the 7th and 8th of January.
Location of talks and poster Sessions: Talks will take place in the Students’
Union Auditorium and the Alfred Denny lecture theatres 1 and 2, just across
the concourse. Posters will be displayed in the Inox suite, Students' Union
building.
Meals and Bar: All meals, including a buffet dinner on Tuesday 6th (but
excluding the conference dinner) will take place at Uni Central in the
Student’s Union building (one floor below Inox). Please wear your name
badge as confirmation that you have registered. Tea and coffee during breaks
will be served in the Inox suite. A free glass of wine (or fruit juice) will be
available in the poster area on the evening of Wednesday 7th. On Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, the Inox bar will be open until late.
Conference Dinner: On the evening of Thursday 8th at City Hall. There will be
a drinks reception from 19.00. Dinner will start at 20.00 followed by a ceilidh
from 21.30.
Bryan Clarke tribute: will be at 09.00 on Wednesday 7th in the Students
Union Auditorium
Plenary talks: This year’s plenary speakers are Patricia Wittkopp, Barbara
Mable and Simon Myers. All plenary talks start at 12.10 in the Students Union
Auditorium.
Outreach event: A series of short talks about research life and findings,
aimed at informing the general public about science. Everyone welcome from
21.00 in Inox discovery room 3 (situated close to the registration desk and
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evening buffet). There will be five minutes for each
talk and five minutes for questions.
Meet the editors: A chance to get tips from journal editors on getting your
work published. Will take place at 13.40 during the lunch break on Thursday
8th in the Students’ Union Auditorium. Editors will include Nick Barton
(Genetics, Mol Ecol, PLoS Biol), Deborah Charlesworth (Genetics), Barbara
Mable (Heredity), and Michael Ritchie (J Evol Biol).
Business meeting: A short meeting, Thursday 8th, 17.30 in the Students’
Union Auditorium, to discuss future PopGroup meetings. All are welcome and
encouraged to attend!
Information for speakers: Speakers should ensure their talks are loaded
either directly onto the computer in the lecture theatre or into the correct
Dropbox folder well before each session. Please name your files with your
surname followed by the time of your talk (eg. Smith_1015.pdf). All
computers are PCs. If you want to use your own computer please speak to a
conference organiser or volunteer well ahead of your session to ensure this
will work and can be set up before the session starts.
Chairs: The last speaker of each session should act as chair for that session. If
you are not able to act as chair please arrange for someone else to do it for
you or contact the conference organisers. Chairs should signal to the
speakers when 15 minutes has passed, then again at 17 minutes, and then
stand up at 18 minutes. Questions should be finished by 19 minutes to allow
one minute for people to change rooms.
Information for poster presenters: Posters can be put up on Tuesday evening
or at the beginning of the morning session on Wednesday and should be
taken down before 14.00 on Friday.
Luggage store: There will be a storage area available at Uni Central (near the
lunch area) on Friday morning for posters and other baggage.
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Prizes: There will be prizes for the best student talks
and posters. All delegates are asked to vote online at
http://populationgeneticsgroup.org/. Online voting closes at 6pm on Thurs
8th.
Internet: Internet access is via Eduroam. For participants who don’t have
Eduroam there will be a limited number of guest accounts available from the
registration/help desk.
Taxis: Mercury Taxis, 0114 2662662; City Taxis 0114 2393939
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Tuesday 6th
17.00 Registration – Students’ Union, Inox suite
19.00 Dinner – Students’ Union, Uni Central
21.00 Outreach Event – Inox, Discovery room 3
Wednesday 7th AM
SU Auditorium
8.45 Welcome
9.00 Bryan Clarke
memorial
9.20 Jerome Kelleher
Simulating the full
coalescent with
recombination faster
than the Sequentially
Markov Coalescent
9.40 Yifei Wang*
Exploring How Gene
Regulation Influences
The Maintenance of
Meiotic
Recombination
10.00 Robert Verity
Estimating K in
Structure-like
programs
Alfred Denny LT 1
Alfred Denny LT 2
Veronika Laine
The genetics of
behaviour in ninespined sticklebacks
(Pungitius
pungitius)
Isabel Winney*
Quantitative
genetics of
behavioural
consistency
Jonna Kulmuni
Ant hybrids reveal
genomic factors
underlying postzygotic reproductive
isolation
Aaron Comeault*
Selection on a genetic
polymorphism
counteracts ecological
speciation in a stick
insect
Rüdiger Riesch
Natural and sexual
selection on a
communication
system drive
ecological speciation
Michael Stocks
Genomics of
mating behaviour
and morphology in
Ruff (Philomachus
pugnax)
10.20 Coffee break, SU, Inox
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Wednesday 7th AM
11.00
SU Auditorium
Smruti P.
Deoghare*
How animals choose
and absorb
nutrients when they
are infected
Alfred Denny LT 1
Marie Cariou*
Pushing the RADseq
limits: more
specimens, less
DNA, from
population
genomics to
phylogeny
Kathryn R. Elmer
Double-digest RAD
Sequencing using
Ion Proton
semiconductor
platform
(ddRADseq-ion) with
non-model
organisms
John Davey
Why do Heliconius
butterflies have 21
chromosomes?
11.20
Darren J. Parker*
Transcriptional
slackers? The role of
males in a species
with biparental care
11.40
Andrew
Pomiankowski
The evolution of
larger sexual
ornaments
12.00
12.10
13.00
Short break
Plenary – Patricia Wittkopp, SU Auditorium
Lunch & Posters SU, Uni Central & Inox
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Alfred Denny LT 2
Mark Harrison*
Unmasking the
evolutionary effects
of ploidy-limited
expression
Reto Burri
Evolution of genome
differentiation
across the
speciation
continuum in
Ficedula flycatchers
Emma Berdan
Comparative
population
genomics in three
species of
Chorthippus
grasshoppers
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Wednesday 7th PM
SU Auditorium
Thomas Carpino*
Uncovering the
genetic divergence
and subspecies
designation of a
critically
endangered snake
(D. p. acricus)
Marie Suez*
Analysis of
population genetic
structure of Cervus
elaphus in Île de
France
Alfred Denny LT 1
Ben Jackson*
Population genetics
of a colour
polymorphism locus
in the Gouldian
Finch
Alfred Denny LT 2
Kim Geraldine
Mortega*
Allochronic and
geographic
reproductive
isolation in an
African songbird
Luke Dunning*
Molecular
adaptation to low
temperature in New
Zealand stick insects
15.20
Rachel Williams*
The genetic
structure of Nautilus
pompilius
populations
surrounding
Australia and the
Philippines
Pam Wiener
Selection mapping
to identify genomic
regions associated
with dairy
production in sheep
Krzysztof Kozak*
Whole genomes do
not resolve the
phylogeny of
hybridising
neotropical
butterflies
Fraïsse
Widespread
differential
introgression is the
main cause of
differentiation
islands in a complex
of hybridizing
mussel species
15.40
Tea break, SU Inox
14.40
15.00
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Wednesday 7th PM
16.20
SU Auditorium
Tiago Paixão
An algorithmic view
of evolution:
introduction to the
SAGE project
Alfred Denny LT 1
Thomas Mathers
Transition in sexual
system and sex
chromosome
evolution in the
tadpole shrimp
Triops cancriformis
Agnieszka Lipinska
Unique evolutionary
features of the
pseudoautosomal
region of the
Ectocarpus UV sex
chromosomes
16.40
Per Kristian Lehre
Analytic Methods
from Theory of
Evolutionary
Computation
17.00
Tiago Antao
Sophia Ahmed
Teaching population Patterns of
genetics: A handsnucleotide diversity
on approach using
for sex linked, par
forward-time
and autosomal
simulations over a
genes in the brown
web interface
algae Ectocarpus
Wine & Posters, SU Inox
Dinner, SU, Uni Cenral
18.00
19.00
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Alfred Denny LT 2
Tom Hill*
The Extent of Hybrid
Dysgenesis and the
Penetrance of PElement in
Drosophila simulans
Samuel H. Lewis*
Strong selection is
associated with
functional
specialization of
Drosophila
Argonaute2
duplicates
Laura Salazar
Jaramillo
Evolutionary
genomics of the
immune response
against parasitoid in
Drosophila species
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Thursday 8th AM
9.00
9.20
SU Auditorium
Katarina Bodova
Analyzing Evolve and
Resequence
Experiments
Alfred Denny LT 1
Setareh
Mohammadin*
Brassicaceae's first
split: Aethionema
Alfred Denny LT 2
Harold P. de Vladar
Christian Schlötterer
Eran Tauber
The most deeply
conserved noncoding
sequences identified
in 5’ UTR in
Arthropods genomes
Thais Muniz de
Queiroz*
Genome skimming to
investigate patterns
of sequence variation
within the flowering
plant genus,
Plantago
Simon Whelan
ModelOMatic: Fast
and Automated
Model Selection
between RY,
Nucleotide, Amino
Acid, and Codon
Substitution Models
Dave Lunt
Reproducible
phylogenetics: why
we urgently need it,
and new analytical
solutions to achieve
it
Jisca Huisman
Using genomics tools
to study inbreeding
depression in a wild
population
The genomic signature
of stabilizing selection
during temperature
adaptation in
experimental
Drosophila
melanogaster
populations
9.40
Ana Marija Jakšić*
Extreme
developmental
temperatures trigger
decanalization of
alternative splicing
10.00
Kang-Wook Kim
What makes longer
and faster sperm?
10.20
Coffee break, SU Inox
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Evolvable
neurodynamics:
parallel problem
solving through
Darwinian selection,
Hebbian learning and
synaptic plasticity
Susan Johnston
Examining the causes
of local and genomewide recombination
rate variation in a
wild population
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Thursday 8th AM
SU Auditorium
11.00 Thomas Smith*
Variation in the
human mutation
rate: Inferences from
trio studies and the
1000 genomes
project
11.20 Rob Ness
The landscape of
spontaneous
mutation in
Chlamydomonas
reinhardtii
11.40 Adam Eyre-Walker Is
adaptive evolution
mutation limited?
12.00
12.10
13.00
13.40
Alfred Denny LT 1
Simon Martin*
Population genomics
of the butterfly
Heliconius
melpomene and the
role of selection in
shaping genetic
diversity
James Buckley
The effect of mating
system variation in
Arabidopsis lyrata on
adaptive genetic
variation and
responses to a novel
environment
Rob Cruickshank
Comparative
landscape genetics of
two species of New
Zealand skinks
Short break
Plenary – Barbara Mable, SU Auditorium
Lunch & Posters, SU, Uni Central & Inox
Meet the Editors, SU Auditorium
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Alfred Denny LT 2
Tom Ellis*
The strength of
pollinator-mediated
selection in a
snapdragon hybrid
zone
Hugo Tavares*
Adjacent genomic
islands of divergence
identify selected loci
in a hybrid zone
David Field
Speciation genetics
in snapdragron
hybrid zones
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Thursday 8th PM
14.40
15.00
15.20
15.40
SU Auditorium
Daniel Jeffries*
Genetic and genomic
phylogeography of a
threatened European
freshwater fish
(Carassius carassius),
and selection Vs.
drift in bottlenecked
populations
Jimena Guerrero*
Genetic diversity,
population structure
and demographic
history of the
Neotropical Otter
(Lontra longicaudis)
in Mexico based on
mtDNA
Alice Dennis
An evolutionary arms
race: parasitoid
counter-adaptation
to symbiontconferred resistance
in aphids
Tea break, SU Inox
Alfred Denny LT 1
Naino Jika Abdel
Kader*
Distribution of pearl
millet genetic
diversity among
ethno-linguistic
group in the Lake
Chad Basin
Alfred Denny LT 2
Simon Aeschbacher
Exploring the
genome-wide signal
of selection against
maladaptive gene
flow
Jennifer James*
Molecular
evolutionary
consequences of
island colonisation
Doro Lindtke
Genetic
incompatibilities,
gene flow, and the
maintenance of
species barriers in
hybrid zones
Kelly Bennett*
Worldwide
population structure
in the dengue
mosquito Aedes
aegypti
Nick Barton
Explaining genomic
islands
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Thursday 8th PM
16.20
16.40
17.00
17.30
19.00
SU Auditorium
John Parsch
An indel
polymorphism
associated with gene
expression variation
and local adaptation
in Drosophila
melanogaster
Martina Rauscher*
Screening a whole
genome set of over
300,000
microsatellites in D.
melanogaster for
traces of recent
selective sweeps
using coalescent tree
topology
Mirko Pegoraro
Nucleotide variation
in Drosophila
cryptochrome linked
to circadian clock
function: an
association analysis
Alfred Denny LT 1
Nicolas Perrin
Sex-chromosome
differentiation and
‘sexual races’ in the
common frog (Rana
temporaria)
Alfred Denny LT 2
Kim Steige*
Regulatory changes
associated with
recent adaptive
floral evolution in
Capsella
Deborah
Charlesworth
The evolution of
suppressed
recombination in a
plant sex
chromosome
Avazeh Ghanbarian*
Location, Location,
Location:
Can the evolution of
a gene's expression
profile affect that of
its neighbours?
Alison Wright
Sonja Grath
Independent origins Studying signatures
of the avian Z
of DNA methylation
chromosome reveal
in more than 100
contrasting shortinsect
and long-term
transcriptomes
dynamics of sexspecific selection
Business meeting - All welcome!, SU Auditorium
Conference dinner – City Hall
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Friday 9th AM
9.00
9.20
SU Auditorium
Matthew Hartfield
Gene Genealogies
of Facultative
Sexual Populations
Alfred Denny LT 1
Ravinder Kanda
HERV-K(HML-2)
polymorphism in the
human genome
Hildegard Uecker
The role of
recombination for
evolutionary rescue
Richard Nichols
Gigantic genomes
contain genetic
fossils of past
infections, which
reveal population
history
9.40
Jinliang Wang
Pedigrees or
markers: which are
better in estimating
relatedness and
inbreeding
coefficient?
10.00 Brian Charlesworth
The population
genetics of hyper
diversity
Alison K.S. Wee
Drivers and
limitations of gene
flow in mangroves:
From local to
regional scale
Ben Wielstra
Genetic pollution of
a threatened native
crested newt species
through
hybridization with
an invasive
congener
10.20 Coffee break, SU Inox
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Alfred Denny LT 2
Camillo Berenos
Heterogeneity of
genetic architecture of
body size traits in a
free-living population
Helmut Schaschl
Genetic variation at
candidate genes
involved in the
determination of the
human face are not
associated with facial
fluctuating asymmetry
Tamsin Majerus
Genetics of colourpattern variation in the
two-spot and ten-spot
ladybirds, Adalia
bipunctata and Adalia
decempunctata
Romain Villoutreix
Investigation of the
geographical scale of
adaptive phenological
variation and its
underlying genetics in
Arabidopsis thaliana
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Friday 9th AM
SU Auditorium
11.00 Katharina Böndel
The evolutionary
history of the wild
tomato species
Solanum chilense:
north-south
colonization
associated with local
adaptation to new
environments
11.20 Matthew Webster
A worldwide survey
of genome sequence
variation reveals the
evolutionary history
of the honeybee Apis
mellifera
11.40 Toni Gossmann
Genome wide
variation and tests of
positive selection in
the genome of a bird
model species
Alfred Denny LT 1
Matteo Fumagalli
Population genetics
of Greenlanders:
demographic history
and adaptation to life
in the arctic
Alfred Denny LT 2
Elizabeth Hellen
Identifying horizontal
transfer of
transposable
elements using
RNASeq data sets
Sara Goodacre
Genetic perspectives
on the origins of two
Bedouin tribes in
South Sinai
Amir Szitenberg
The phylogenetic
effect on the
abundance of
transposable
elements in
Nematoda
Martin Carr
Horizontal Transfer
of LTR
Retrotransposons In
Saccharomyces
Elizabeth Ann
Veasey
Moderate genetic
structure and high
diversity in
populations of the
‘Cattleya coccinea’
complex
(Orchidaceae)
12.00 Short break
12.10 Plenary – Simon Myers, SU Auditorium
13.00 Lunch, SU, Uni Central
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Poster titles
(*Indicates a presenter eligible for a student prize)
1. Armstrong*, Evolving with pathogens: how pathogens drive genetic
diversity over space and time in an endemic island bird
2. Behdenna*, Detecting dependencies between evolutionary events
3. Bossu, The genomic landscape underlying phenotypic integrity in the
face of gene flow in crows
4. Burdfield-Steel, Sex-biased dispersal in a aposematic moth
5. Burgon*, Revision of Paramelania, an endemic genus from Lake
Tanganyika, Africa: Integrating molecular, morphological and
ecological data.
6. Clarkson*, Evolution of insecticide resistance in anophelines: a
network approach
7. Cooper*, Beneficial Transposable Element Insertions in
Saccharomyces
8. Corcoran, Adaptive introgression slows down molecular
degeneration of the mating-type chromosome in Neurospora
tetrasperma
9. Cruickshank, Blood, sweat and tears: non-invasive vs. non-disruptive
DNA sampling for experimental biology
10. Davison*, Sexual selection and the costs of sexually transmitted
infections in Drosophila
11. Dawson, Engineering microsatellite markers to study and compare a
wide range of species
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12. de Vladar, High-order epistasis and its role on
the evolution of the capsid of the PhiX-174 bacteriophage family
13. Dicks*, MHC class II haplotypes in the Soay sheep (Ovis aries)
14. Ellis*, Joint-estimation of paternity and population parameters in a
snapdragon hybrid zone using SNPs
15. Ewing, Efficient Simulation of Background Selection
16. Fernandes Rodrigues*, Phylogenetic and phylogeography analyses of
Cattleya coccinea complex (Orchidaceae) in the Brazilian Atlantic
Forest
17. Freitas*, Sexus, Nexus, Plexus (or how sexual and assexual species
intermingle)
18. Glass*, Scent-gland microbial diversity as a possible determinant in
kin discrimination in the hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius)
19. Hahn, Genomics of speciation and introgression in the Lake Malawi
cichlid radiation
20. Hipperson, The mechanism of ecological speciation in sympatric palm
species.
21. Johnson*, Differential expression in coiling variants of the Pond Snail
Lymnaea stagnalis
22. Lapierre*, Reference models in molecular evolution
23. Lawal*, Genetic introgression among domestic and wild junglefowl
(Gallus sp): A genome wide analysis
24. Levsen, Gynodieocy and mitochondrial sequence evolution in three
species of Plantago
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25. Mahmood*, Genetic history and diversity of
cockfighting chickens of Pakistan
26. McGregor, The genetic basis for the rapid diversification of male
genital morphology between Drosophila mauritiana and D. simulans
27. Merrill, Sexual conflict and the evolution of novel warning patterns in
a Müllerian mimic?
28. Milton*, Selection over time in pigs
29. Moran*, Reproductive Barriers amongst two closely related
Teleogryllus Crickets provide an exception to Haldane’s Rule
30. Morgan, Central African Biodiversity Alliance: Incorporating
evolutionary processes into conservation prioritization schemes
31. Möst, Eutrophication affects taxonomic composition and
hybridization in the Daphnia longispina-galeata-cucullata complex
32. Moura, Kinship structure of common dolphin (Delphinus delphis)
based on multilocus genotypes from free ranging animals
33. Muschick, Host plant adaptation and genomic divergence in the
radiation of Timema stick insects
34. Nevado, Natural selection during the adaptive radiation of Andean
lupins
35. Osborne*, Widespread low-level introgression in a Mediterranean
species complex
36. Pinharanda*, Mapping structural variants in the Heliconius
melpomene genome
37. Pracana*, The effects of inhibited recombination on the social
chromosome of the fire ant Solenopsis invicta
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38. Priklopil, Evolutionarily stable mating
decisions for sequentially searching females and the stability of
reproductive isolation by assortative mating
39. Razali*, Identifying Major histocompatibility complex alleles &
malarial strains using deep Illumina sequencing.
40. Recknagel*, Paleoclimate as a driver for the evolution of viviparity
41. Ribardière*, Mosaic hybridization in marine isopods
42. Rodrigues Santiago*, Genetic variability of captive populations of
Tetragonisca angustula, a highly eusocial stingless bee.
43. Santos Magalhaes, The ecology of an adaptive radiation of threespine sticklebacks from North Uist, Scotland
44. Soria-carrasco, Genomics of parallel speciation in stick insects
45. Štambuk, Impact of coastal pollution on reproductive fitness and
evolution of marine snail Hexaplex trunculus
46. Stolle, How eusociality might shape the repetitive elements
landscape in the genomes of eleven bee species
47. Suez*, A discretized skew normal distribution to genotype target
microsatellite loci from NGS
48. Szep*, Estimating selection from clines across the genome
49. Szitenberg, ReproPhylo: a new standards-compliant open
phylogenetic environment to achieve reproducible phylogenetics
50. Trask*, Evidence for the emergence of a lethal genetic disease in a
wild bird population of conservation concern
51. Trubenova, Running faster or jumping further? Analysis of adaptive
walks in various classes of fitness landscapes.
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52. Turner, “THE MOST COMPLICATED MATE
ACQUISITION SYSTEM KNOWN IN ANY INSECT” [G.Parker in litt]: a
possible route to the evolution of leking and male swarming.
53. Vieira*, Sociality and effective population size history
54. Wallbank, Modular regulation of a butterfly wing patterning gene
55. Warmuth, Mitogenomics resolves the evolutionary relationships of
Ficedula flycatchers
56. Wee, Genetic optimization of ex-situ conservation for threatened
plant species in Xishuangbanna
57. Westram, The genetic basis of parallel speciation in a marine snail
58. Whiting*, Reshaping The Model: The North Uist Three-Spined
Stickleback system as a model for studying the role of immunological
variation and host-parasite interactions on host evolution in the wild.
59. Wiberg*, Identifying positive selection in the Drosophila montana
genome.
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Participants
Simon Aeschbacher
Sophia Ahmed
Rayan Alansari
Bei An
Tiago Antao
Claire Armstrong
Jan Arntzen
Niclas Backström
Golnaz Badkobeh
Judit Bagi
Nathan Bailey
Stuart Baird
Nick Barton
Hannes Becher
Kelly Bennett
Douda Bensasson
Emma Berdan
Camillo Berenos
Katarina Bodova
Katharina Böndel
Ben Braim
Jon Bridle
Thomas Brooker
John Brookfield
Thomas Broquet
James Buckley
Lynsey Bunnefeld
Emily Burdfield-Steel
James Burgon
Reto Burri
Marie Cariou
Thomas Carpino
Martin Carr
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Brian Charlesworth
Deborah Charlesworth
Bossu Christen
chris clarkson
J. Mark Cock
Susana Coelho
Helene Collin
Lucinda Cooper
Dogan Corus
Rob Cruickshank
Duc-Cuong Dang
John Davey
Angus Davison
Dinah Davison
Alice Dennis
Smruti Deoghare
Kara Dicks
Luke Dunning
Caroline Durrant
Ludovic Duvaux
Thomas Ellis
Kathryn Elmer
Gregory Ewing
Adam Eyre-Walker
Daniel Falush
David Field
Christelle Fraisse
Alain Frantz
Susana Freitas
Matteo Fumagalli
Avazeh Ghanbarian
Deborah Glass
Sara Goodacre
Toni Gossmann
John Grahame
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Sonja Grath
Rowan Gray
Jimena guerrero
Christoph Hahn
Robert Hammond
Lori Lawson Handley
Joe Hanly
Mark Harrison
Matthew Hartfield
Beth Hellen
Michael Hickerson
Tom Hill
Emma Hodcroft
Jisca Huisman
Stefano Iantorno
Jenny James
Ana Marija Jaksic
Daniel Jeffries
Abdel Kader Naino Jika
Harriet Johnson
Louise Johnson
Susan Johnston
Ravinder Kanda
Jerome Kelleher
Kang-wook Kim
Chris Knight
Krzysztof Kozak
Jonna Kulmuni
Veronika Laine
Raman A Lawal
Per Kristian Lehre
Nick Levsen
Samuel Lewis
Agnieszka Lipinska
Konrad Lohse
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Dave Lunt
Sajid Mahmood
Tamsin Majerus
Simon Martin
Thomas Mathers
Frieder Mayer
Alistair McGregor
Kurt McKean
Mark McMullan
Richard Merrill
Fiona Milton
Elizabeth Mittell
Setareh Mohammadin
Katy Morgan
Kim Geraldine Mortega
Markus Möst
Andre Moura
Andre Moura
Aliya El Nagar
Rob Ness
Bruno Nevado
Richard Nichols
Karin Noren
Sebastian Novak
Leonard Nunney
Darren Obbard
Samantha O'Loughlin
Owen Osborne
Andy Overall
Tiago Paixao
Shengkai Pan
Darren Parker
John Parsch
Sonia Pascoal
Steve Paterson
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Mirko Pegoraro
Josephine Pemberton
Nicolas Perrin
Ana Pinharanda
Jitka Polechova
Andrew Pomiankowski
Rodrigo Pracana
Nick Priest
Tadeas Priklopil
Suo Qiu
Rita Rasteiro
Martina Rauscher
Hans Recknagel
Ambre Ribardière
Harald Ringbauer
Mike Ritchie
Jucelene Rodrigues
Leandro Rodrigues Santiago
Salha Saad
laura salazar jaramillo
isabel santos magalhaes
Maria Daniela Santos Nunes
Andy Saxon
Helmut Schaschl
Christian Schlötterer
Will Schneider
Thomas Smith
Ben Sobkowiak
Lewis Spurgin
Anamaria Stambuk
Kim Steige
Eckart Stolle
Dirk Sudholt
Marie Suez
Eniko Szep
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Szitenberg
Venkat Talla
Eran Tauber
Hugo Tavares
Abdulfatai Tijjani
Amanda Trask
Barbora Trubenova
John RG Turner
Alex Twyford
Venera Tyukmaeva
Hildegard Uecker
Elizabeth Veasey
Robert Verity
Bruno Vieira
Lumi Viljakainen
Harold Paul de Vladar
Richard Wallbank
Jinliang Wang
Yifei Wang
Vera Warmuth
Matthew Webster
Alison Wee
Anja Marie Westram
Simon Whelan
James Whiting
Axel Wiberg
Ben Wielstra
Pamela Wiener
Alison Wright
Yannick Wurm
Xiangjiang Zhan
Hanyuan Zhang
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Conference Organisers
Organizational Committee:
Roger Butlin
Terry Burke
Jon Slate
Kai Zeng
Nicola Nadeau
Patrik Nosil
Celine Pagnier
Stuart Dennis
Víctor Soria Carrasco
Volunteers:
Rachel Tucker
Isabel Winney
Pragya Chaube
Anne-Lise Liabot
Ben Jackson
Emma Curran
Rachel Williams
Mauricio Montaño Rendón
Haslina Razali
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Upcoming Genetics Society meetings
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17 March 2015: 2015 Evolutionary Genetics & Genomics
Symposium (EGGS), The University of Cambridge.
http://www.evolutionarygenetics.group.cam.ac.uk/eggs/
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16 –17 April 2015: 2015 Genetics Society Spring Meeting, The
Roslin Institute, Edinburgh. Breeding for Bacon, Beer and
Biofuels. http://www.genetics.org.uk/
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Alfred Denny
LT1, LT2
Auditorium,
posters, bar and
meals
Hotels: Leopold (HQ), Ibis (2), Jurys Inn (3), Mercure St. Paul’s (4), The Sheffield Metropolitan (5)