SASTA President Rana Dajani discusses the need for diversity and introduces SASTA’s mission to advance science and technology in the Arab world. The Society for...
Guest author Amir Teicher discusses how the concept of “genetic load” traces its roots back to eugenic thinking, as described in his recent Perspectives article...
Art & CultureGenetics JournalHistory of GeneticsPopulation Genetics
The recipient of the 2018 Crow Award reveals details of flu evolution at the smallest —and largest—scales. For many viral diseases, a vaccine can provide...
Art & CultureAwards & PrizesCrow AwardEvolutionGenomicsHuman DiseaseHuman Evolution & VariationImmune SystemPEQGPopulation GeneticsViruses
Attendees of the Population, Evolutionary, and Quantitative Genetics Conference are a creative bunch. Inspired by one of the PEQG Bingo challenges, they bombarded Twitter with more...
Get creative for the Population, Evolutionary, and Quantitative Genetics Conference. Show your creative side, and inspire the population, evolutionary, and quantitative genetics community by...
Art & CultureComplex Traits & Quantitative GeneticsEvolutionPEQGPopulation Genetics
In 1997, Ahna Skop approached her graduate advisor, John G. White, about adding a worm-themed art show to the International C. elegans Conference he was...
Art & CultureC. elegansCaenorhabditisGSA C. elegans MeetingGSA-ArtModel OrganismsPublic Outreach
When geneticist Rob Unckless took his son to Lego Club at the local library, he was not expecting to start a new collaboration. The result...
Art & CultureCRISPREvolutionGene DriveGene EditingGenetic EngineeringGenetics Journal
February marks the launch of a crisp new look and improved navigation at the G3 website. Go check it out; we’re very proud of the design!...
Art & CultureG3 JournalGenomicsHuman DiseaseSequencingWildlife
GSA-Art features the creative works of scientists, particularly geneticists. Read more about the series from GSA President Stan Fields. If you would like to submit your own work or...
GSA-Art features the creative works of scientists, particularly geneticists. Read more about the series from GSA President Stan Fields. If you would like to submit your own work or...
