Category Archives: interview

Mike Sovic on what comes AftrRAD

Posted on 4 Feb, 2015 by Rob Denton

We’ve recently been highlighting some discussions comparing different protocols for restriction site-associated DNA sequencing (RADseq). We’ve seen the pros and cons of multiple techniques, but what happens when you finally have thousands of shiny SNPs sitting on your hard drive? Multiple … Continue reading →

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The big chief at Molecular Ecology Resources: Interviewing Shawn Narum

Posted on 26 Nov, 2014 by Rob Denton

What are the most exciting parts of doing science? The first look at results? The sheen of your publication finally in print? That initial foray out into the field? What about the moment you figure out a way to make a … Continue reading →

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New faces: Karen James

Posted on 19 Nov, 2014 by Jeremy Yoder

Recently we’ve been pleased to welcome a big group of new contributors to the blog. By way of introduction, I asked each of them to answer a few quick questions about him- or herself. —Jeremy Who are you? Where are … Continue reading →

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New faces: Melissa DeBiasse

Posted on 4 Nov, 2014 by Jeremy Yoder

This week we’re pleased to welcome a big group of new contributors to the blog. By way of introduction, I asked each of them to answer a few quick questions about him- or herself. —Jeremy My name is Melissa DeBiasse … Continue reading →

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New faces: Noah Snyder-Mackler

Posted on 4 Nov, 2014 by Jeremy Yoder

This week we’re pleased to welcome a big group of new contributors to the blog. By way of introduction, I asked each of them to answer a few quick questions about him- or herself. —Jeremy Who are you? Is this … Continue reading →

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New faces: Stacy Krueger-Hadfield

Posted on 4 Nov, 2014 by Jeremy Yoder

This week we’re pleased to welcome a big group of new contributors to the blog. By way of introduction, I asked each of them to answer a few quick questions about him- or herself. —Jeremy Who are you? Stacy A. … Continue reading →

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New faces: Rob Denton

Posted on 3 Nov, 2014 by Jeremy Yoder

This week we’re pleased to welcome a big group of new contributors to the blog. By way of introduction, I asked each of them to answer a few quick questions about him- or herself. —Jeremy Who are you? I’m a … Continue reading →

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New faces: Arun Sethuraman

Posted on 3 Nov, 2014 by Jeremy Yoder

This week we’re pleased to welcome a big group of new contributors to the blog. By way of introduction, I asked each of them to answer a few quick questions about him- or herself. —Jeremy Who are you? Arun Sethuraman, … Continue reading →

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Haldane's Sieve

Posted on 30 Oct, 2014 by peterfields

This week we have a guest post by Graham Coop and Joe Pickrell. Here, Graham [GC] and Joe [JKP] answer a few questions we had about the development and future of their blog, Haldane’s Sieve. If you’re interested in population genetics … Continue reading →

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People behind the Science: Dr. Montgomery Slatkin

Posted on 17 Jun, 2014 by John Stanton-Geddes

To honor his recent election to the National Academy of Sciences, we’re featuring Dr. Montgomery Slatkin of the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Slatkin is known for his work in theoretical population genetics, in particular with regard to gene flow … Continue reading →

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