Justin Borevitz
Associate Editor
Justin Borevitz is a researcher and professor at The Australian National University. The Borevitz lab works on evolutionary plant genomics, moving from model organisms to foundation species of agriculture and ecosystems. They are interested in the identification and prediction of climate adaptation alleles, the traits they control, and the environments they are filtered in. Borevitz’s lab takes a landscape genomic approach, using long read sequencing, assembly and (structural) variant calling of individuals across large, diverse populations. They also take a phenomic approach to dissect adaptive traits among offspring in selected families, grown across common gardens (seedlings to saplings to satellite).
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Meet embGAN, a revolution for cell lineage studies
New research in GENETICS reports an automated pipeline for cell lineage tracing that massively reduces manual analysis time.
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Digging up the recent past: how effective are genomic tools at deciphering our genetic ancestry?
Researchers evaluate the accuracy of common statistical methods to identify recent genetic ancestry in GENETICS.
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Andrew Kern joins G3 as Senior Editor
A new senior editor is joining G3: Genes|Genomes|Genetics. We’re excited to welcome Andrew Kern to the editorial team.