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The Center for Theoretical & Evolutionary Genomics - CTEG
The Center for Theoretical & Evolutionary Genomics--commonly also Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics group-- is a community of researchers at UC Berkeley focussed on studying genetics and evolution using both theoretical and empirical approaches. Affiliated research groups span across many different departments and welcome participation from researchers across the local community and beyond.
See research groups, PhD students and Postdocs part of CTEG
Our community aims to foster highly creative and collaborative research for your PhD!
Announcements
Welcome back to the 2024/25 CTEG events calandar! We have an exceptional lineup planned and thrilled to welcome back our commmunity!
CTEG Seminars 4:00pm Fridays - hybrid online and in person VLSB CTEG common room. See email for zoom link.
We are scheduling the Spring 2025 CTEG calendar! Please contact Peter or Priya if you are interested in presenting!
At the vibrant Berkeley compus
At the vibrant Berkeley compus
Within Valley Life Sciences, the heart of campus
Within Valley Life Sciences, the heart of campus
An evolutionary genomics community
An evolutionary genomics community
Get involved!
To stay up to date with upcoming CTEG events please join the mailing list! Find details here.
Our commitment to anti-racism and fostering equality and diversity
The CTEG community denounces racism, intolerance, injustice, and oppression of any form. We affirm that Black Lives Matter and acknowledge that racial injustice is pervasive throughout this country as well as the halls of higher education and research. We commit to actively seeking to create a supportive and respectful environment and to fight against and oppose intolerance in all aspects of our work at Berkeley and beyond. We pledge to continue to educate ourselves and to hold each other accountable. No person is free of predjudice and we view this as a statement of intent that we will strive to continuously improve, advocate, and learn with and from each other.
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