WELCOME!!!
Our working group was funded in 2021 by the RCN-ECS to review best practices on using genetic data from multiple time points in ecological and evolutionary research. Thanks for checking us out!
We will be hosting a series of seminars on various topics relevant to temporal genomics given by prominent and early-career scientists in the field.
These seminars run biweekly, usually on Thursdays from 11:00-12:00 US Eastern time. Presenters will showcase a diverse set of studies using genomic data from the past and present to investigate questions relevant to ecology and evolutionary biology. We will also discuss best practices for conducting these studies and lessons learned while exploring this exciting new field.
Everyone is welcome to join!
To receive the Zoom link, please fill out the registration form here.
Date | Seminar Leader | Topic |
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March 25 | Deborah Leigh | Estimated six per cent loss of genetic variation in wild populations since the industrial revolution |
April 8 | Shane Campbell-Staton | Temporal Genomics and Biological Response to Anthropogenic Change |
April 22 | Evelyn Jensen | Temporal Tortoises: What we are learning from historical specimens of Galapagos giant tortoises |
May 6 | Joseph McGirr | Roundtable: early-career researchers (featuring Hernán E. Morales, Sarah Gignoux-Wolfsohn, and Venkat Talla) |
May 20 | David Jacobs | Putting Observations from Ancient DNA and Coastal Genetic Studies in context - Anthropogenic Extinctions of Ducks and Rivers and Coastal Connectivity Controlled by Glaciers and Rainfall Events |
Jun 3 | Nina Therkildsen | Looking across space to interpret fisheries-induced genomic changes over time |
Jun 18 | Joel Alves | Roundtable: detecting selection with temporal data (featuring Alison Feder, Evan Irving-Pease, and Bastiaan Star) Note that this is a Friday seminar! |
Ju1 1 | Jennifer Walsh-Emond | Roundtable: emerging topics in temporal genomics (featuring David Diez-del-Molino, Lindsey Fenderson, and Alice Manuzzi) |
Past seminars are available to watch on our archive page.
We hosted a live Twitter Symposium on July 8, 2021. For more information on the Twitter symposium, visit our symposium page.
Rutgers University: Katrina Catalano, René Clark, Kyra Fitz, Brendan Reid, Malin Pinsky
Old Dominion University: Eric Garcia, John Whalen
University of Alabama: Anthony Snead
Michigan State University: Kyle Jaynes
UC Santa Cruz: Allyson Salazar Sawkins
For more information on any of the working group members, check out our members page!
For more information on the working group, contact René Clark: rene.clark[at]rutgers.edu. For more information on the virtual lecture series, contact Brendan Reid: br450[at]rutgers.edu. For more information on the Twitter symposium, contact René Clark or John Whalen: jwhal002[at]odu.edu.