Hi all. A quick announcement regarding an upcoming conference:
Who: You – or your grad students!
What: Speciation 2015
When: March 15–20, 2015
Where: Ventura, CA
Why: Modes of Diversification, Ecological Mechanisms, and Genomic Signatures
How: Register at http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?id=16902
There’s lots of additional information at the link above. This is the world’s largest conference on speciation research, and they have put together a truly stellar list of invited speakers. I wish I could go; so you should go, so that I can live vicariously through you.
The conference is close to full, so get your registration in soon!
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