July 5, 2016: Iván García, a PhD student working in our lab, will atttend a course within the Programme “Universidad de Verano” (University Rey Juan Carlos). The course will cover theoretical and practice aspects of next generation sequencing techniques, with aplications for ecology and evolution. It will be held in Madrid (Spain), in July. We plan on quickly putting to use much of what he can learn! More information here.
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