Monthly Archives: November 2015

A Nice opinion on confronting uncertainty and modeling it for GBS data

Posted on 3 Nov, 2015 by Stacy Krueger-Hadfield

Just over a week ago, I had the opportunity to work in Chris Nice‘s lab at Texas State University. I was accompanied by one of our MS students, Ben, and my colleague, Erik Sotka, to prep libraries for a genomic … Continue reading →

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Conservation through hybridization

Posted on 2 Nov, 2015 by Melissa DeBiasse

                      Human actions have contributed to an unprecedented increase in atmospheric CO2 in the last 250 years, and global temperatures will increase by as many as 4°C by the end … Continue reading →

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