Save the Date! The 2022 AGA Presidential Symposium will take place July 24-27, 2022 at the beautiful venue of the IslandWood campus on Bainbridge Island near Seattle, Washington (with virtual options for speakers and attendees). The Symposium will include the Key Lecture plus two days of invited talks, panels, and poster sessions on topics spanning the field of genetic conflict and selfish evolution.
AGA Symposia are small meetings that provide excellent opportunities for cross-stage interaction, and the American Genetics Association is committed to supporting early-stage attendees. Stay tuned for more details in the New Year!
The American Genetic Association grants awards each year to its members for support of special events that advance the mission of AGA, particularly to support students to attend the event.
These awards are open to all members of the American Genetic Association.
The American Genetic Association grants EECG Research Awards to graduate and post-doctoral members who are at a critical point in their research, where additional funds would allow them to conclude their research project and prepare it for publication.
EECG Embarkations -- Posts from previous EECG awardees about their research and interests are available on the AGA Blog.
Over 35% of our members voted! Thank you for your active participation in your society. All of our esteemed candidates' biographies are available here
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And check out our previous President's Symposia issues, freely available online:
AGA2017: Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics in the Wild - President Anne Bronikowski
AGA2016: Local Adaptation - President Lynda Delph
AGA2015: Chromosome Evolution - President Katie Peichel
AGA2014: Evolution and Plasticity - President Robin Waples
AGA2013: Speciation Continuum - President Kerry Shaw
The Editorial Board announces a new article category, Genome Resources, for manuscripts that describe genome assembly resources of practical value to the broader scientific community
Any questions? Contact the Managing Editor at theaga@theaga.org.