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Description
DC is the originator and co-organiser of BBSRC’s Summer School in Molecular Evolution and Diversity, which has been run every 2 years to train research students, post-docs and university faculty in population genetics, and specifically in how to think critically about analysing datasets. The course also helps to bring together ‘students’ with a range of biological interests (and of differing ages and stages) to break down barriers between biological disciplines, making evolutionary genetic tools accessible in an inter-disciplinary context. This BBSRC-funded course reaches across Europe and fosters close contacts between many world-leading laboratories.
I teach at least 2 lectures and 2 computer classes, as well as being a co-organiser of the course.
I teach at least 2 lectures and 2 computer classes, as well as being a co-organiser of the course.
Layman's description
Co-organising and teaching in the BBSRC biannual Summer school on molecular evolution and diversity
Key findings
This course was run with 35 ‘students’ attending.
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 1/06/02 → 31/05/07 |
Funding
- BBSRC: £48,500.00
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Activities
- 1 Types of External academic engagement - Research and Teaching at External Organisation
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BBSRC summer school on Molecular Evolution and Diversity
Deborah Charlesworth (Member)
2004 → 2012Activity: Other activity types › Types of External academic engagement - Research and Teaching at External Organisation