Github repository: SelectionHapStats
SelectionHapStats is a repository of Python scripts written to identify natural selection events in the genome and R scripts written to visualize the signatures of selective sites. The python code […]
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Video of my talk on the detection of hard and soft sweeps
Here is a video of me giving at talk at the Bay Area Population Genetics meeting at Stanford University in January 2013 on my project on the detection of hard and soft […]
Stanford CEHG Fellow
I have been awarded a fellowship from the Stanford Center for Human Genomics to support my PhD studies for the upcoming Fall and Winter quarters.
SMBE oral presentation: Disentangling the effects of demography and selection on haplotype structure in Drosophila melanogaster
This year at the Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution meeting I am presenting a talk on my work on “Disentangling the effects of demography and selection on haplotype structure in […]
Bay Area Population Genetics X
I presented a poster at the tenth Bay Area Population Genetics meeting based on my work with Dr. Noah Rosenberg on the mathematical properties of the H12 and H2/H1 statistics. The […]
Stanford CEHG Evolgenome speaker seminar
This spring quarter at Stanford, I am co-organizing the Stanford CEHG Evolgenome speaker seminar. This is a weekly seminar with speakers from around the campus part of the Center for […]
Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing
I attended the Simons Institute workshop titled Computation-Intensive Probabilistic and Statistical Methods for Large-Scale Population Genomics. There was a great lineup of speakers and some opportunities to meet colleagues!
Talk at the Biomedical Computation at Stanford Conference (BCATS)
Today I gave a talk on my work on detecting hard and soft sweeps in Drosophila at BCATS. I presented new work inferring the softness of the sweeps in Drosophila, […]
Recent selective sweeps in Drosophila were abundant and primarily soft
We recently rewrote our paper on identifying soft selective sweeps in Drosophila and posted version 2 on the ArXiv. In this new version, we (i) focus much more on the possibility […]
CEHG symposium
Today I had the opportunity to attend the Stanford CEHG symposium and presented a poster on my work on soft sweeps. It was great to learn some new ideas and […]