Emily Beck Attends Prestigious Evomics Workshop in Czech Republic
Emily Beck represented the Cresko Lab at the prestigious Workshop on Genomics in Český Krumlov, Czech Republic!
This intensive two-week workshop provides cutting-edge training in genomic techniques and bioinformatics, bringing together leading instructors and selected participants from around the world in the beautiful medieval setting of Český Krumlov.
Workshop Overview
The Evomics Workshop featured: - Hands-on computational training - Next-generation sequencing analyses - Population genomics methods - Phylogenomics approaches - Leading international faculty
Training Components
Emily participated in: - RAD-seq data analysis - Genome assembly techniques - Population genetics theory - Bioinformatics pipelines - Statistical genomics methods
World-Class Faculty
Instruction from experts including: - Leaders in evolutionary genomics - Bioinformatics tool developers - Population genetics theorists - Computational biology innovators - Our own lab alumni as instructors
Intensive Learning Environment
The workshop provided: - Full-day instruction sessions - Evening tutorials and discussions - Hands-on data analysis - Real-world problem solving - Collaborative learning experiences
International Networking
Emily connected with: - Graduate students worldwide - Postdocs from top institutions - Faculty from multiple continents - Industry representatives - Future collaborators
Skills Development
Key skills gained include: - Command-line proficiency - Programming for genomics - Statistical analysis methods - Data visualization techniques - Reproducible research practices
Český Krumlov Setting
The historic venue offered: - UNESCO World Heritage site - Inspiring medieval architecture - Focused learning environment - Cultural exchange opportunities - Memorable scientific community building
Applications to Research
Emily will apply these skills to: - Ongoing dissertation research - Lab computational pipelines - Teaching other lab members - Collaborative projects - Future grant proposals
Lab Benefits
This training brings back: - Latest analytical methods - New computational approaches - International perspectives - Networking connections - Teaching materials to share
Continuing the Tradition
The Cresko Lab’s involvement with Evomics: - Bill and Julian taught there in 2013 - Multiple lab members have attended - Strengthens international ties - Promotes method dissemination - Builds genomics community
Knowledge Transfer
Emily will share her experience through: - Lab presentations - Methods workshops - Protocol documentation - Peer mentoring - Collaborative projects
This exceptional training opportunity strengthens both Emily’s research capabilities and the lab’s computational expertise!