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Easy simulation of species trees and populations over time using ReMASTER

What you will discover: ReMASTER, a phylodynamic simulation tool designed for BEAST 2 to analyze molecular sequences. You are: an evolutionary biologist, epidemiologist – or generally interested in phylodynamic simulations, then this talk is for you! Speaker: Tim Vaughan, Senior Scientist at Computational Evolution led by Tanja Stadler. Click to access specific sections of the talk: - 00:53 Learning objectives - 01:22 Section 1 - What is ReMASTER and what does it do? - 03:42 Section 2 - Model specification - 05:30 Section 3 - Worked examples - 10:15 Section 4 - Loose ends Reference papers and resource: Timothy G Vaughan, ReMASTER: improved phylodynamic simulation for BEAST 2.7, Bioinformatics, Volume 40, Issue 1, 2024. DOI: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btae015 (open access) Manual: https://tgvaughan.github.io/remaster BEAST 2: https://www.beast2.org/ Any questions about this talk? Contact Tim at timothy.vaughan[at]bsse.ethz.ch More about the speaker: Timothy Vaughan completed a PhD in Physics in 2008 at the University of Queensland, Australia, under the supervision of Peter Drummond and Karen Kheruntsyan. Since then, he has held several postdoctoral fellowships focusing on problems in computational biology, most recently working with Alexei Drummond at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, on developing and implementing phylodynamic inference algorithms. Currently Timothy is a Senior Scientist in Tanja Stadler's Computational Evolution group at the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich (ETH Zürich), where he continues to work on the development of phylodynamic inference methods relevant to both epidemiological and macroevolutionary studies. Read the news: https://www.sib.swiss/in-silico-talks...