Here are my slides from a guest lecture I gave in ENVS 601. Interesting class, only place I’ve been called totally ignorant by another instructor… I’m thinking it was a compliment aimed at bias-free research approaches.

Goings on in population genetics.
Here are my slides from a guest lecture I gave in ENVS 601. Interesting class, only place I’ve been called totally ignorant by another instructor… I’m thinking it was a compliment aimed at bias-free research approaches.
The Virginia Transportation Research Council’s Environmental Research Advisory Committee meeting in Charlottesville Virginia on 14 May 2019. Below are the slides with the status update for the project Refining Environmental DNA Protocols Developed for the Endangered James Spinymussel.
If you need a link directly, it is here.
Center overview for Spring 2019.
If you took part in the Glasgow Landscape Genetics Course in March, I would appreciate any feedback you could provide so I can make the course better. Thank you.
Here is the seedlings file.
Here are the slides from the January Meeting.
Jane Remfert has successfully completed the necessary steps to proceed to Doctoral Candidate by completing her written and oral defense and submitting her research proposal. Thank you to Drs. Eckert, Gough, Johnson, and Keyghobadi for their insightful comments and expertise in helping to shape a dynamic and exciting research project.
Now, you just have to do it!
We have just begun the new academic year and we are already getting orientation meetings together for the next set of incoming students.