Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus 26 June - 1 July 2016 Engelberg, Switzerland Taming the BEAST is a summer school focused on BEAST2, an open-source software package for Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of molecular sequences. The summer school consists of a mix of invited talks, lectures and hands-on tutorials by leading and renowned experts in the field. The aim is to equip participants with the skills necessary to confidently perform their own phylogenetic and phylodynamic inferences, while providing them with a firm grasp of the theory. For further information and to apply: http://www.bsse.ethz.ch/cevo/taming-the-beast.html The summer school is open to graduate students and early-career scientists in the life sciences. Deadline to apply is 16 March 2016. Registration fee is 650 CHF for PhD students and Postdocs, 1000 CHF for industry. Registration fee includes accommodation and meals. Computational Evolution Tanja Stadler ETH Zürich Alexei Drummond University of Auckland Tracy Heath Iowa State University Tim Vaughan University of Auckland Oliver Pybus University of Oxford Taming the BEAST Bayesian evolutionary analysis by sampling trees

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Page 1: Taming the BEAST - ETH Z · Taming the BEAST is a summer school focused on BEAST2, an open-source software package for Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of molecular sequences. The summer

Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus

26 June - 1 July 2016Engelberg, Switzerland

Taming the BEAST is a summer school focused on BEAST2, an open-source software package for Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of molecular sequences. The summer school consists of a mix of invited talks, lectures and hands-on tutorials by leading and renowned experts in the �eld. Theaim is to equip participants with the skills necessary to con�dently perform their own phylo-genetic and phylodynamic inferences, while providing them with a �rm grasp of the theory.

For further information and to apply: http://www.bsse.ethz.ch/cevo/taming-the-beast.html

The summer school is open to graduate students and early-career scientists in the life sciences.Deadline to apply is 16 March 2016. Registration fee is 650 CHF for PhD students and Postdocs, 1000 CHF for industry. Registration fee includes accommodation and meals.

Computational Evolution

Tanja Stadler ETH Zürich

Alexei Drummond University of Auckland

Tracy Heath Iowa State University

Tim Vaughan University of Auckland

Oliver Pybus University of Oxford

Taming the BEASTBayesian evolut ionary analysis by sampling trees