Quantitative Genomics and Modern Breeding: From Theory to Practice
Monday, August 26, 2024 – Friday, August 30, 2024 | Florence, Italy
This course offers a focused exploration of quantitative genetics and genomics, providing theoretical understanding and practical applications. Participants will gain comprehensive insights into key genetic principles applied to breeding, covering the fundamental aspects of estimation, selection, and prediction processes crucial for advancing modern breeding practices.
A laptop computer is required for the course.
Course Instructors:
Dr. Daniela Lourenco University of Georgia, USA
Dr. Christian Maltecca North Carolina State University, USA
Dr. Francesco Tiezzi University of Florence, ITA
Intended Audience
The intended audience is advanced graduate students, postdocs, faculty, and professionals interested in breeding programs and the use of genomic information in the prediction of genetic merit.
Local Organizing Committee
Dr. Francesco Tiezzi
University of Florence, ITA
Prof. Riccardo Bozzi
University of Florence, ITA
Registration Fee
Before May 1st, 2024: €650
Before July 1st, 2024: €750
Starting July 1st, 2024, €850
The registration cost includes access to the course, coffee breaks, lunch, and a social dinner.
Quantitative Genomics & Modern Breeding Short Course Registration
EACH PARTICIPANT MUST REGISTER AND PAY INDIVIDUALLY. This course offers a focused exploration of quantitative genetics and genomics, providing theoretical understanding and practical applications. **Requires a personal laptop computer**
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