Talks
Webinar (and a new logo): A new era in human evolutionary history research
Folks at RSG-Turkey invited me to give a talk about Evolutionary/Population Genomics – I talked about recent work in our laboratory – of course with a focus on structural variants. 🙂 Also – the new
T24 Söyleşisi: Türklük ırk değil kültür
T24’de genetik çeşitlilik üzerine bir söyleşi yaptık Hazal Özvarış ile. Biraz dallanıp budaklansa da, sanıyorum bazı ana temaları isabetli bir şekilde sunabildik. Söyleşiye buradan ulaşabilirsiniz. Bu vesile ile Ekşi Sözlük’te yerimi almış oldum. 🙂
Origins Symposium @Buffalo
Thanks to the very nice organization by Will Kinney and others, there was an awesome symposium about “Origins” in the broader sense. It was open to the public. We had a lot fun and a very
The lab is now affiliated with Program in Evolution, Ecology and Behavior
We are now affliated iwth the Program in Evolution, Ecology and Behavior (EEB) in University at Buffalo. This may be a good opportunity for graduate students and visiting scientists interested in evolutionary/anthropological genomics to interact with
Talk at #AAPA2013 – SVs and Primate evolution
I am giving a talk tomorrow at AAPAs that touches on the impact of genomic structural variation on the phenotypic diversity within and between primate species. For more details: Link
AAAG Panel: Postdoctoral Training in Anthropological Genetics #AAPA2013
The education committee of the AAAG is organizing a panel on postdoctoral training at the AAPA meeting this year with very cool people across the field of anthropological genetics. If you are looking for a
Turkey Visit and Turkish Genome Research
I had a chance to visit Turkey, primarily to attend a workshop as a member of the “Turkish Genome Research” project. It was a lot of media hype mostly regarding the very basic concepts of
Açık Bilim’de söyleşi
Açık Bilim isimli son derece şık ve kaliteli bir şekilde yayına başlayan bir çevrim içi bilim dergisi ile söyleşim oldu. Bilginize. Bu söyleşiye önayak olan Çağrı Yalgın’a teşekkürler bu arada.
Anthropological genomics in the era of affordable and highthroughput technologies
I was invited to give a talk at American Association of Anthropological Genetics (AAAG). The organizers of the symposium were Graciela Cabana and Lorena Havill. I think, they did a great job of putting together
Henry Stewart Talks – Copy Number Variation
“Introduction to Human Genetics” talk series, which I also contributed, is online in the Henry Stewart Talks website. If you are interested, you can listen to the first 10 minutes of my lecture on