18:00 | Arrival at Hameau de l’Etoile in the afternoon (from 4 :00 pm – Bus from the train station at 5pm) |
18:00-19:30 | Stand « Peer Community in »* |
19:30 | Welcoming drink |
20:30 | Dinner |
09:20 | Welcoming |
9:30-10:45 KEYNOTE |
M. BLANCHETTE - Mining ancient mammalian genomes |
10:45-11:15 | Coffee break |
11:15-12:35 4x 20 min TALKS (including questions) |
F. POUYET - Identifying the neutrally evolving fraction of the human genome to infer demography and selection B. PEREZ-LAMARQUE - Modeling tools for studying host-associated microbiota inheritance from metabarcoding data C. METZIG - Prediction of Successful Clades in S. aureus in a Europe-wide database J. CORANDER - Negative frequency-dependent selection in the evolution of bacteria |
12:45 | Lunch |
14:00-15:00 3x 20 min TALKS (including questions) |
T. SANCHEZ - End-to-end Deep Learning Approach for Demographic History Inference F. PARDI - Alignment-free phylogenetic placement of metagenomes via ancestral k-mers D. BRYANT - Inferring the evolution of Niches |
15:00-15:15 | Break |
15:15-16:30 KEYNOTE |
I. MOLTKE - Inferring relatedness from genetic data |
16:30 | Coffee break & Free time |
18:00-19:00 | Stand « Peer Community in »* |
19:00-20:30 POSTERS |
Wine and posters (1 to 11) |
20:30 | Dinner |
9:30-10:45 KEYNOTE |
V. MININ - Algorithmic and statistical advances in phylogenetic stochastic mapping |
10:45-11:15 | Coffee break |
11:15-12:15 3x 20 min TALKS (including questions) |
R. DURBIN - Selection on hybridisation and gene flow in the Lake Malawi cichlid fish adaptive radiation A. ZHUKOVA - Reconstructing and Predicting the Emergence and Transmission of Drug Resistance Mutations in HIV M. FOURMENT - Phylogenetic inference with streaming data using sequential Monte Carlo |
12:30 | Lunch and free afternoon (beach, hiking, theorems, etc.) |
20:30 | Dinner |
9:30-10:45 KEYNOTE |
C. COLIJN - Using genomic data and modelling to forecast population composition and design vaccines |
10:45-11:15 | Coffee break |
11:15-12:35 4x 20 min TALKS (including questions) |
T. VAUGHAN - An MCMC algorithm for Bayesian inference of hard polytomies P. BILLER - On the robustness of Evolvability under different mutators M. MOSLONKA-LEFEBVRE - The phylodynamics of partner notification and contact tracing in HIV epidemics J. PENSAR - Genome-wide epistasis analysis |
13:00 | Lunch |
14:00-15:00 3x 20 min TALKS (including questions) |
K. PARAG - Optimally Robust Design for Inference under Phylogenetic Coalescent Models I. ARBISSER - FST never satisfies the triangle inequality for biallelic markers with distinct allele frequencies P. VITOR - Tracking selection in time-series population genomic data using ABC random forests |
15:00-15:15 | Break |
15:15-16:30 KEYNOTE |
L. DURET - Biased gene conversion: the dark side of recombination |
16:30 | Coffee break & Free time |
19:00-20:30 POSTERS |
Wine and posters (12 to 22) |
20:30 | Dinner |
9:30-10:45 KEYNOTE |
J. LAGERGREN - Reconstructing tissue trees |
10:45-11:15 | Coffee break |
11:15-12:30 KEYNOTE |
J. NOVEMBRE - New lenses on genetic variation: Tools for understanding geographic structure |
12:45 | Lunch and then farewell session |
14:15 | Bus to Montpellier |
Peer Community in : a free, public and transparent peer-review system for preprints
To offer an alternative to the current publication system - which is particularly costly and not very transparent - we initiated the Peer Community in (PCI) project - with PCI Evolutionary Biology, PCI Ecology, PCI Paleontology and, possibly in a few weeks, PCI Computational Statistics. PCI is based on the publication of evaluations (peer-reviews) and recommendations of articles not yet published, but deposited - and freely accessible - in electronic form in an open archive available on the Internet (eg arXiv, bioRxiv..). These evaluations and recommendations are carried out voluntarily by the researchers without any link with private publishers.
Publication fees disappear: PCI offers the possibility of validating, distributing and consulting articles submitted to it free of charge. The deadlines for access to information are null: the scientific articles evaluated are deposited in the open archives as soon as they are written. The system becomes transparent: reviews, editorial decisions, authors' responses and recommendations are published on the website of the scientific community concerned.
Interested? Need further explanation on how to proceed? Please contact us at contact@peercommunityin.org
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