BAPG XIII, 02/13/16 @ Berkeley

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5	15 minute contributed talks (+5 min for questions)	Affiliation	Lab	Title	Tweetable (#bapgxiii)
6	Pleuni Pennings	SFSU	Pennings	The fitness cost of every mutation in the HIV genome	@pleunipennings
7	Kristin Lee	UC Davis (graduate student)	Coop	Distinguishing modes of convergent adaptation in genomic data	yes
8	Noah Whiteman	UC Berkeley	Whiteman	Pool-GWAS and the genetic basis of a key innovation in insects	yes @flyminer
9	Emily Ebel	Stanford	Petrov	Malaria parasites drive adaptation in host genomes	yes
10	Fernando Racimo	UC Berkeley	Nielsen	Archaic adaptive introgression in humans	yes @ferracimo
11	Jinliang Yang	UC Davis	Ross-Ibarra	Incorporation of evolutionary constraint improves genomic prediction of hybrid phenotypes	yes @JinliangYang
12	Mike Martin	UC Berkeley	Slatkin	Estimating the age of a clonal lineage of the Irish potato famine pathogen	yes @MuseumEvoGen
13	Lee Altenberg	Konrad Lorenz Institute, Austria	Altenberg	Genes are Born Modular: Selective Filtering of Pleiotropy in De Novo Genes	yes
14	Diana Fusco	UC Berkeley	Hallatschek	Spatial growth promotes the emergence of mutational jackpot events in microbial populations
15	Yoosook Lee	UC Davis	Vector Genetics	Genomic evidence of ecological speciation driven by immune genes among African malaria vectors species
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19	Kirsten Verster	UC Berkeley (graduate student)	Whiteman	The evolution of parasitoid resistance in insects through behavioral change
20	Aaron Stern	UC Berkeley	Nielsen (rotation)	Coalescent models toward precise detection of selective sweeps
21	Maude David	Stanford University	Wall lab	Comorbid Analysis of Genes Associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders Reveals Differential Evolutionary Constraints.
22	Maude David	Stanford University	Wall lab	Impact of the gut microbiota on the autism phenotype
23	Alison Feder and Pleuni Pennings	Stanford / SFSU	Petrov / Pennings	Better drugs lead to harder sweeps in HIV
24	Christopher Hann-Soden	UC Berkeley	Taylor Lab	An evolutionary ratchet in haploid selfing populations
25	Iman Sylvain	UC Berkeley	Taylor Lab	Evidence of multiple introductions of Ustilago maydis to the Old World
26	Marie Donnelly	UC Berkeley	Taylor Lab	TBA
27	Youki Yamasaki, Allison Chang, Catelyn Nieman, Yoosook Lee	UC Davis	Vector Genetics Lab	Improved tools for genomic DNA library construction of small insects
28	Oren Kolodny	Stanford	Marc Feldman lab	Holobiome evolution: A computational model of microbiome assembly dynamics and community-level evolutionary change
29	Nathan Schaefer	UC Santa Cruz	Green/Shapiro	Investigating the genetics of speciation by inferring the ancestry of regions of hybrid bear genomes
30	Sam Vohr	UC Santa Cruz	Green/Shapiro
31	Stephen Martis	UC Berkeley	Hallatschek	Anomalous distribution of low-frequency variants due to pushy cells
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