Fellow Oregonians -- this looks like a great series! I've seen Bustamante talk before, he does amazing research. So it should be great, if you can stand hanging out with the Ducks, that is...
(And, by the way, evolutionary theory is literally the warp and woof of genomics. If you took genomics and somehow deleted all of the methods and analyses derived from evolutionary theory, the whole field and industry would crumple into a quivering pile of meaningless digital goo. There are areas where ID people are wrong and can at least state arguments of some sort -- but then there are vast areas like population genomics where ID people don't even know enough to realize that there is a vast, hugely successful enterprise that is entirely built upon principles they would disagree with.)
OK, end of rant.
Subject: Upcoming Seminar Series at University of Oregon
Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2011 19:10:30 -0700
From: Roo Vandegrift
Hello,
I'm a graduate student at the Center for Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology (CEEB) at the University of Oregon. Our graduate student group
within CEEB has put together a public seminar series for the spring that
you and some of your readers might find interesting. It's titled The
Individual in the Genomics Era. Here's some information on the dates and
topics:
*What genomics means for our past, present, and future *
April 5
Dr William Cresko
University of Oregon
*The Personal Genome Revolution *
May 3
Dr Lee Silver
Princeton University
Supported by the Oregon Humanities Center Endowment
for Public Outreach in the Arts, Sciences and Humanities
*Reconstructing the great human diasporas from genome variation data*
May 23
Dr Carlos Bustamante
Stanford University
Further information can be found on the website, including the exact
location on the University of Oregon campus the talks will be held, the
press release, etc. http://www.uoregon.edu/~grebes/seminar
Additionally, I've attached a copy of the flier for the series.
I hope some of you in the Pacific Northwest might consider attending!
And if not, if you know of anyone who might benefit from this series,
please let them know.
Peace,
Roo
Roo Vandegrift
CEEB - University of Oregon
Fellow Oregonians -- this looks like a great series! I've seen Bustamante talk before, he does amazing research. So it should be great, if you can stand hanging out with the Ducks, that is...
(And, by the way, evolutionary theory is literally the warp and woof of genomics. If you took genomics and somehow deleted all of the methods and analyses derived from evolutionary theory, the whole field and industry would crumple into a quivering pile of meaningless digital goo. There are areas where ID people are wrong and can at least state arguments of some sort -- but then there are vast areas like population genomics where ID people don't even know enough to realize that there is a vast, hugely successful enterprise that is entirely built upon principles they would disagree with.)
OK, end of rant.
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