Call for Abstracts - Deadline Extended
Population and Conservation Genomics Workshop
Plant and Animal Genome 32 (PAG 32) International Conference
https://www.intlpag.org/2025/

January 10-15, 2025 Town and Country Convention Centre, San Diego,
California

The annual Population and Conservation Genomics workshop will be held at
the Plant and Animal Genome 32 (PAG 32) International conference. You
are invited to attend this Workshop and submit abstracts for oral
presentations on any population and conservation genomics aspect of
both plants and animals. The topics may include (but not limited to):
population genomic diversity and structure; molecular evolution;
pangenomes; phylogeography; landscape genomics; seascape genomics;
natural selection and local adaptation; ecological and evolutionary
genomics; population epigenomics; paleogenomics; eDNA; bioinformatics in
population and conservation genomics; population genomics of speciation;
metapopulation genomics; application of genomics in breeding, forensics,
biogeography, demography inferences, and conservation and management
of genetic resources; genomic effects of domestication, management
practices, fragmentation, bottlenecks, climate and environment change,
and transgenic deployment; and gene conservation; etc.

The Workshop will have 2 sessions (11 and 13 January) with a provision
for 12 invited speakers. Most of the invited presentations will be
selected from the submitted abstracts.  There are still a few spots
available. The deadline to submit abstracts extended to November
12. Please send your abstract of no more than 250 words by e-mail to Om
Rajora (Om.Rajora@unb.ca) as an attached Word file. Please make sure to
include complete affiliations of all authors and email address of the
corresponding author. You will be notified by November 15, 2024 whether
your abstract has been selected for an oral presentation. Thereafter, the
selected presenters will need to submit their abstract to the PAG website.

Inquiries and Abstract Submission

For information and questions regarding the Population and Conservation
Genomics workshop, please contact Om Rajora at the following coordinates.

Dr. Om P. Rajora
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3, Canada.
E-mail:  Om.Rajora@unb.ca
Tel: (506) 458-7477

Om Rajora <om.rajora@unb.ca>

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