Seminar | Professor Mark Cooper, Back to the Future: Long-term genetic gain and the roles of additive channels in genomic prediction outcomes
Join us for our next seminar which will be presented by Professor Mark Cooper of the University of Queensland.
Date: 8 April
Time: 1pm AEST
Location: 3.142 QBP (Building 80), UQ, and online via Zoom
In this seminar, Professor Cooper provides an overview of a recent publication “Back to the Future 2: the implications of germplasm structure on the balance between short and long-term genetic gain in a changing target population of environments”, and introduces recent work with Professor Daniel Ortiz-Barrientos that develops the concept of “Additive Channels” as a framework for interpretation of genetic gain for complex traits where the “(GxG)x(ExM) context” shapes the adaptation landscape explored by breeding programs.
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