Very pleased PhD supervisor, listening to conference talk by Sarah du Plessis at #PopGroup57 on range-wide genomic variation in Eurasian #otters. Strong west to east (low to high) gradient in diversity, punctuated by strong inbreeding in many populations.

It’s easy to forget just how collaborative biology is, a lovely reminder of the amazing resources and opportunities the Darwin Tree of Life holds #PopGroup57

Lab selfie 🦦🦅🐺 at the end of the Population Genetics Group meeting. Thanks to the organisers and participants, it's been a great few days filled with lots of exciting science and many fun chats!

I am very honored to have received the award for best talk at Population Genetics Group! All the talks were amazing 🤩 Thanks to the organizing committee and everyone for the interesting and enlightening comments! See you all next year in Sheffield 🐺🐶🥇

My first talk was done at Population Genetics Group in my home ground at University of St andrews yesterday, it’s really busy week with experiments and conferences going simultaneously…but happy to meet old friends and new faces Looking forward to more talks if I have time to do so, see u soon!

Fantastic time at Population Genetics Group, watching some great talks and meeting some lovely people! Thanks to everyone who came to watch me talk about convergent evolution in lepidoptera 🦋

I've had a great few days in St Andrews for Population Genetics Group, catching up and meeting great people, and listening to great science. I also completed my first conference talk and won the third student prize for it 🧬🐸🎉 thanks again popgroup! See you next year

Thanks so much to Mike Ritchie & the organising committee for another great Population Genetics Group meeting and congratulations to all student/postdoc prize winners! Looking forward to more popgroup fun next year in #Sheffield #pgg58 Nicola Nadeau The Genetics Society #pgg57

Thanks to the organizers of #popgroup57 for organizing such a great conference! Really good to be at one of these in person again.

Had a great time at my first in-person Population Genetics Group in beautiful St Andrews this week! Thanks to all the organisers for a brilliant meeting and for letting me present some of my work on the conservation genomics of the Black-footed ferret. 🐾

First #PopGroup57 completed at Uni Of St. Andrews. Pleased to have given a talk on one of my postdoc projects. Thanks to the organisers for a fab meeting! 🧬🐟 lots of ideas and tools to work on now 👩‍💻📊

Pleased & proud that our scientifique collaborator Anna Schleimer, PhD, representing the @naturmusee, presented in St Andrews 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 the study of the landscape genetics on resistance surfaces & crested newts Population Genetics Group 🤩👍💪 #MNHNLresearch 👇

The accommodation portal for PopGroup58 is now live! book.passkey.com/e/50775686

Check out the preliminary program for Popgroup58 on the website now --> populationgeneticsgroup.org.uk