Workshop 2019 Announcement

Workshop 2019 Registration

Registration for the 2019 International Workshop On Statistical Genetic Methods For Human Complex Traits advanced course is now full, but we are running a wait list. To be added to the wait list contact the Workshop coordinator at Catlin.Oleary@colorado.edu.

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THE 2019 INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON STATISTICAL GENETIC METHODS FOR HUMAN COMPLEX TRAITS

MARCH 4th - MARCH 8th, 2019

The next workshop will be held in Boulder, أغجاض±²¥, March 4th- 8th, 2019, with John Hewitt and Matt Keller as Local Hosts, and Benjamin Neale, Broad Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital, and David Evans, Diamantina Institute, University of Queensland, as co-Directors. This advanced course is intended for those who are already familiar with the statistical and genetic principles for studying human complex traits and have some familiarity with programming in R. The course will focus on statistical methods for analyzing genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and genome sequence data. Hands-on analysis will be an integral part of the course and will employ networked notebook computers. A provisional schedule is posted on the workshop website via /ibg/workshop-2019

The registration fee is $600, payable by January 25th, 2019. Thereafter, the fee will be $700. Non-payment by February 15th, 2019, will result in your registration being dropped, and cancellations after that date will be non-refundable. Refunds of payments will incur a $25 refund processing fee. Details of local arrangements, registration, and accommodation are available from the workshop secretary, Katie Sheehan, and at /ibg/workshop-2019

An outstanding international faculty roster includes:

  • Ben Neale (co-Director), Cotton Seed, Tim Porteba. Broad Institute and MGH
  • David Evans (co-Director). Diamantina Institute, University of Queensland
  • Goncalo Abecasis, University of Michigan and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
  • Nick Martin, Sarah Medland, Katrina Grasby, Lucia Colodro Conde. Queensland Institute for Medical Research
  • Loic Yengo Dimbou, University of Queensland
  • Pak Sham, Hong Kong University
  • Stacey Cherny, Tel Aviv University
  • Abdel Abdellaoui, Meike Bartels, Dorret Boomsma, Michel Nivard, Aysu Okbay, Danielle Posthuma, Jenny van Dongen, Kyoko Watanabe. Amsterdam Vrije Universiteit
  • John Hewitt (Local Host), Luke Evans, Matt Keller (Local Host), Jeff Lessem, Institute for Behavioral Genetics
  • Joshua Pritikin. Virginia Commonwealth University
  • Hermine Maes, Mike Neale. Virginia Institute for Psychiatric and Behavioral Genetics
  • Hilary Martin, Wellcome Sanger Institute

Further information may be obtained from John Hewitt, or the workshop secretary, Katie Sheehan, IBG, University of أغجاض±²¥, Boulder, CO 80309-0447, USA; Telephone: 303-492-3405; FAX: 303-492-8063; E-mail: John.Hewitt@أغجاض±²¥.edu or Catlin.Oleary@colorado.edu

Individuals from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, individuals with disabilities, and individuals from socially, culturally, economically, or educationally disadvantaged backgrounds are especially encouraged to attend. Partial financial support for US participants from these groups is available by application to the local host, John Hewitt.

Financial support for this workshop is provided by grant MH19918 from the National Institute of Mental Health.