SMBE Satellite meeting SMBEBA 2015
Investigating biological adaptation with NGS: data and models

Conference center 'Hameau de l'étoile' (France), May 26-29, 2015 

SMBEBA 2015: FINAL PROGRAM
	TUESDAY 26 MAY 2015
	19h30	20:30	DINNER
	20:30	22:00	POSTER SESSION 1
MOLECULAR FOOTPRINTS OF BIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION 1	WEDNESDAY 27 MAY 2015
	09:00	09:45	Joachim	HERMISSON	Adaptive footprints in large populations: what a soft sweep is - and what it is not.
	09:45	10:30	Nicolas	BIERNE	How widespread is the footprint of selection on genome variation? The history matters.
	10:30	11:00	BREAK
	11:00	11:20	Emilia	HUERTA- SANCHEZ	In search of genetic gifts from archaic humans.
	11:20	11:40	Michael	FONTAINE	A phylogenomic portrait of radiation and introgression in the Anopheles gambiae species complex.
	11:40	12:00	Nicolas	GALTIER	Adaptive protein evolution in animals and the effective population size hypothesis.
	12:00	14:00	LUNCH
MOLECULAR FOOTPRINTS OF BIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION 2	14:00	14:45	Pleuni	PENNINGS	Less efficient drugs lead to softer sweeps in HIV-1.
	14:45	15:30	John	NOVEMBRE	Prospects for ancient DNA in the study of selection on polygenic traits.
	15:30	16:00	BREAK
	16:00	16:20	Josefa	GONZALEZ	What transposable elements tell us about adaptive evolution.
	16:20	16:40	Patrick	PHILLIPS	Genomic analysis of the pleiotropic networks underlying the experimental evolution of increased stress resistance in the nematode Caenorhabditis remanei.
	16:40	17:00	Santiago	GONZALEZ-MARTINEZ	Local adaptation during long-range colonisation in dioecious Mercurialis annua.
	17:00	19:30	FREE TIME
	19h30	20:30	DINNER
	20:30	22:00	POSTER SESSION 2
ECOLOGICAL SPECIATION: THEORY MEETS DATA	THURSDAY 28 MAY 2015
	09:00	09:45	Patrick	NOSIL	Mechanisms shaping genomic diversity in a stick-insect radiation.
	09:45	10:30	Samuel	FLAXMAN	Patterns of differentiation at neutral loci during divergence with gene flow.
	10:30	11:00	BREAK
	11:00	11:20	Doro	LINDTKE	Genetic incompatibilities, gene flow, and the maintenance of species differences in hybrid zones?
	11:20	11:40	Andreas	KAUTT	Heterogeneous genomic differentiation during sympatric ecological speciation in Midas cichlid fishes?
	11:40	12:00	Mathieu	JORON	Evolution of differentiated alleles at a polymorphic supergene.
	12:00	14:00	LUNCH
LOCAL ADAPTATION IN PLANTS	14:00	14:45	Jeff	ROSS- IBARRA	Selection and demography of maize domestication.
	14:45	15:30	Tanja	SLOTTE	Genomic and regulatory consequences of recent plant speciation.
	15:30	16:00	BREAK
	16:00	16:20	Anja	HOERGER	Trade-offs in immunity in the metal hyperaccumulator Noccaea caerulescens.
	16:20	16:40	Loretta	JOHNSON	Genetic differentiation, transcriptome variation, and local adaptation of dominant prairie grass Andropogon gerardii along the precipitation gradient of the US Midwest: Implications for climate change.
	16:40	17:00	Christian	RELLSTAB	Local adaptation remains local — Environmental associations of climate-related candidate SNPs in Arabidopsis halleri using an enlarged and independent population set. .
	17:00	17:30	BREAK
	17:30	18:15	Lluis	QUINTANA- MURCI	Evaluating human genetic and epigenetic adaption to pathogen pressures.
	18:15	20:00	FREE TIME
	20:00	21:00	DINNER
	FRIDAY 29 MAY 2015
STATISTICAL INFERENCE OF SELECTION FROM GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS	08:30	09:15	Olivier	FRANCOIS	Control of the false discovery rate in genome scans for selection.
	09:15	10:00	Oscar	GAGGIOTTI	Making inferences about local adaptation using Fst-based genome scans.
	10:00	10:30	BREAK
	10:30	10:50	Lauren	ALPERT	A novel probabilistically interpretable method for identifying targets of selective sweeps.
	10:50	11:10	Daniel	WEGMANN	A fast and accurate approximation of the Wright-Fisher Process and its application to time series data.
	11:10	11:30	Bertrand	SERVIN	Multipoint approaches for the detection of selection signatures, application to a large scale resequencing dataset.
	11:30	11:50	Frédéric	AUSTERLITZ	Inferring positive selection events on specific alleles and their starting time.
	12:00	13:00	LUNCH