We are pleased to announce a special online Early Career Research Symposium on #Epigenetics in #Evolution & #Ecology as a part of the Asia-Pacific #Genetics Seminar Series. It’s free, but registration is required. To register use the link on the flyer. Please share this post!
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We've given our BGE #training page a big update!💥
Over the last few months, many different training events have taken place across #Europe.
👉You can read more about it on our website: biodiversitygenomics.eu/citi…
#Biodiversity #Genomics @REA_research @iBOLEurope @erga_biodiv #DNA
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To register, please visit: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Application deadline for all the hands-on practicals is 15th September, 2025 @ 5 pm GMT+1
Our next online Africa-Europe #genetics seminar will focus on the link between human #genomic variation and health. It features @Nicky_Mulder & @serenascollen and will be held September 17. Register for free access using the link in the flyer below. We thank our sponsor @illumina
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Insecticides made of RNA could offer a safer and more targeted weapon against crop pests.
Learn more: scim.ag/41caemw #ScienceMagArchives

ALT Most pesticides for dealing with Colorado potatobeetle infestations can kill harmless species. A newpesticide, called Calantha, is much more specific because ittargets a gene found in the pest and its close relatives. Appliedas a spray, the pesticide is eaten by beetle larvae and kills them byactivating a process called RNA interference.
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Just posted: @KamounLab’s lecture on The #Evolution of Plant Disease is now on YouTube! 🌾🧬 Check it out: loom.ly/bslHhO0 @ncse #Scopes100

ALT Promotional graphic for a lecture by Sophien Kamoun titled The Evolution of Plant Disease. On the left, Kamoun is shown speaking at a podium, gesturing with one hand. On the right, the text reads “Sophien Kamoun – The Evolution of Plant Disease.” Logos for Vanderbilt Evolutionary Studies and the National Center for Science Education appear at the bottom, along with a small photo of a wheat field.
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The August issue of #GENETICS highlights a mosquito vector genomic surveillance study of significant epidemiological relevance where @odero_joe and colleagues reveal Tanzanian #mosquito population structure and resistance genetics. buff.ly/zH1jbDn
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🏆 Nominations are open for the 2026 GSA Awards! Honor excellence in genetics across all career stages—creativity, mentorship, education, and more. Self-nominations welcome!
⏰ Deadline: Oct 1, 2025
🧬 Nominate now: buff.ly/iS9TtIV
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Early career scientists are driving the future of genetics, and GSA is here to help you grow, connect, and be recognized. These awards and programs are designed to support your professional journey—now is the time to take that next step!
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EMBL researchers and their collaborators have provided exciting new insights into human genetic variation by building upon the 1000 Genomes Project dataset.
The two studies constitute what may be the most complete overview of the human genome to date.
embl.org/news/science/beyond…
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Landraces and wild species hold genetic diversity that could be key to developing new potato varieties, which are needed to help farmers adapt to climate change and other challenges.
🥔 Learn more on #NationalPotatoDay in this 2019 issue of Science: scim.ag/4lC5CNQ
We congratulate Rotem Sorek who was awarded the 2025 Gruber #Genetics Prize for ‘ground-breaking discoveries of scores of anti-viral defense systems in bacteria & their evolutionary connections to our own innate immune system’ gruber.yale.edu/prize/2025-g…
Our next online Asia-Pacific #genetics #genomics seminar will focus on plant #epigenetics. It features Taiko To and will be held on May 28. Register for free access using the link in the flyer below.
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The next online international #genetics #genomics seminar in Asia-Pacific region is on April 30 with Prof Qiaomei Fu speaking on Genomic Insights into Human Population Diversity, Migration & #Evolution in Ancient East Asia. Free registration via the link in the flyer below.

























