Getting mentally prepared for the next UK "Population Genetics Group Meeting" #PopGroup58 or #PGG58 in Sheffield. ... I thought people might be interested so see the very first #PGG programme, from Birmingham in January 1968:

Want to hear about wolf skulls? Come find my poster (hidden in the corner) at #PGG58 #PopGroup58
I can’t promise results (yet) but I do have a 3D printed skull and some cool visuals!

Excited to speak at #PGG58 / #PopGroup58 about mutation rates, mutation spectra, antibiotic resistance and (if I talk fast enough) how the environment affects these.
Tuesday in LT3 right after lunch. 🦠🧬
Come for the mutations, stay for the Bluey colour schemed ggplots. 📊🟦🟧

Didn't know that the perks of giving a talk at #PGG58 / #PopGroup58 would mean doing a podcast with @heredityjournal.bsky.social, being interviewed by Mike Pointer. A great experience talking about the meeting and the science we do!

Talk by this year's @heredityjournal.bsky.social student prize winner - tomorrow 10 am at the #Popgroup meeting in Sheffield. #popgroup58

Glad to present my work on the implications of different mutation models in #popgen and #phylo inference at #PopGroup58 in Sheffield (even tried my hand at cèilidh dancing). Kudos to the organizers for this excellent meeting! #statsstandrews

It's been a busy start to the new year - presenting at #PopGroup58 at the University of Sheffield (and having a great time as always) and then again the #BrookesPGSymposium - the latter of which I won first prize! 🧬🐸

Currently two hashtags: #PGG58 and #PopGroup58 for Popgroup. Best use both?

Happy to have shared my research at #popgroup58
In my presentation I showed how haplotype structure and population structure can shape selection response later on

If you are in Sheffield for Popgroup come see Kate's talk on Thursday 9th @10am @gensocuk.bsky.social

@sheffielduni.bsky.social #genetics #PopGroup58 #EarlyCareer

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Great Sir Kenneth Mather Memorial Prize🏅talk today @ PopGroup58 by @noemielefrancq.bsky.social on global dynamics of the bacterium behind whooping cough, using #genomes from throughout Europe and the world.

@gensocuk.bsky.social #PGG58 #pertussis #vaccine
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HighlanderLab at PopGroup58 in Sheffield! It’s always interesting to attend the highly diverse set of talks and posters on population genetics and associated fields at the PopGroup conference. This year it was hosted by the University of Sheffield. We contributed with two talks and four posters.