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Welcome!
The Hohenlohe lab is part of the
Institute for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies (IBEST)
at the University of Idaho. Our research
focuses on the genomic architecture of evolving populations.
For more information, please see the links to the left.
If you are interested in joining us as a postdoc, graduate student, or undergrad, please contact me.
If you are interested in joining us as a postdoc, graduate student, or undergrad, please contact me.
Latest news:
[Mar 27, 2012] Another quick update adding some functions to the RAD population genomics tools. Download the new source code here.[Feb 20, 2012] A quick update fixed a bug in the RAD population genomics tools. Download the new source code here.
[Jan 2, 2012] See our recent publication on linkage disequilibrium and rapid parallel evolution in stickleback here, part of a great special issue on the genomics of speciation edited by Patrik Nosil and Jeff Feder.
[Nov 4, 2011] Check out this curriculum supplement for high school students on Evolution and Medicine, produced by NIH.
[Oct 24, 2011] Don't miss this symposium on the Future of Evo-Devo, to be held in Portland, OR, on Feb. 10-12, 2012.
[Sep 15, 2011] Spots are still available in the ConGen course on analyzing population genetic data, to be held on the shores of Flathead Lake, Montana, in the last week of September.
[Aug
30,
2011] Stacks
is official! See the paper
describing Stacks software for analyzing RAD sequencing and other
population genomics data. [Jun 17, 2011] High-throughput Genotyping: Interested in high-throughput marker discovery and genotyping? Working on a non-model organism and wondering what technique to use and how to design your sampling?? See our recent review here or here.
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