Category Archives: phylogenetics

Want to share your code?

Posted on 27 Aug, 2013 by kimgilbert

In this line of work, we have all encountered tasks that are tedious, time consuming, and repetitive.  (Or if not, maybe give it a bit more time.) When confronted with these situations, people tend to fall into one of two … Continue reading →

Posted in bioinformatics, community, genomics, howto, methods, next generation sequencing, phylogenetics, population genetics, quantitative genetics, R, software, theory | 14 Comments

Will climate change be more relentless than evolution?

Posted on 16 Jul, 2013 by Jeremy Yoder

Ask any biologist what she considers the most urgently important example of adaptive evolution, and—even if she isn’t currently writing a grant proposal—she’ll probably mention global climate change. More than a century of pumping greenhouse gasses into Earth’s atmosphere has … Continue reading →

Posted in phylogenetics, quantitative genetics | Tagged | 6 Comments