It’s time to link genomic variation to environmental data in Day 4 of the #MarineGenomics course 🌊🧬

Today’s session is led by our #SeascapeGenomics guru, Oliver Selmoni from University of Zurich, exploring how environmental patterns shape genomic diversity in marine ecosystems.

🌊 Interested in Marine Genomics? Join us 25–29 May 2026 for our first course in Crete 🇬🇷!
Hands-on genomics training in a stunning location with an amazing instructor team. @markravinet.bsky.social

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#MarineGenomics #SeascapeGenomics #Bioinformatics #Genomics

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Wrapping up the 4th edition of the #SeascapeGenomics in #Rstats course! Huge shoutout to our awesome instructors
@oselmoni.bsky.social @LBenestan and this crew of attendees. Best of luck with your data🌊

Very inspiring lecture by @oselmoni.bsky.social on GEA studies on this day4 of the #SeascapeGenomics course! Dive deeper into the insights with a hands-on practical session, giving our attendees the chance to try these analyses using R.

Ready to dive into the #SeascapeGenomics course with these 2 stellar researchers @LauraBenestan & @oselmoni.bsky.social ⭐🌊

Five days full of seascape statistics, genomics, evolutionary processes and Data analysis with R❤️

Rising ocean temperatures threaten #corals in the Western Indian Ocean 🌊 #seascapegenomics helped identify coral populations and genes associated with thermal tolerance in two coral species 🧬

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📷 O. Selmoni, C. Dale & UNDP Mauritius and Seychelles
Collage by Annie Guillaume