The Sethuraman Lab recently presented our research at the TAGC24 meeting in Washington D.C., with PhD student Margaret Wanjiku giving a talk on her first thesis chapter on a series of statistical tests to detect and account for gene flow from archaic ghost populations, PhD student Alexandra McElwee-Adame presenting a poster on her first thesis chapter on the evolutionary genomics of domestication in hops (Humulus lupulus L.), MS candidate Priyanshi Shah presenting her work on telomere length variation in diverse human populations, and Undergraduate student Scott Monahan presenting work on heritability and plasticity in body size of Dinocampus coccinellae, a parthenogenetic wasp. We also had a grand time being tourists around D.C.! Cheers to more fun science meetings in the future!
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