Three talks, 1.5 days at #ISMB … phylogeny, phylogenomics, open science and more

Gave three talks in 1.5 days here in Long Beach as part of the satellite meetings associated with the “Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology” (ISMB) 2012 Conference. I will write more about the meeting and the craziness of giving three very different talks in 1.5 days. But for now I wanted to at least get my talks posted here since I posted the slides to slideshare and recorded the audio in synch with the slides and posted these “slideshows” to YouTube. Here are the talks below:

Talk 1 for the “Bioinformatics Open Source Conference” BOSC2012.  Was asked to talk about Open Science … so … I did …

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Talk 2 for the Student Council Symposium SCS2012. Sort of supposed to be a career guidance discussion so I geared my talk on the lines of “lessons learned” …

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Talk 3 for the “Automated function prediction” AFP2012 satellite meeting.  I decided to talk about phylogenetic and phylogenomics approaches to functional prediction …

Slideshow with audio:

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I am an evolutionary biologist and a Professor at U. C. Davis. (see my lab site here). My research focuses on the origin of novelty (how new processes and functions originate). To study this I focus on sequencing and analyzing genomes of organisms, especially microbes and using phylogenomic analysis View all posts by Jonathan Eisen