Full house in S30 to listen to Prof. Matthew Fitzpatrick. "Can ecological genomics predict population maladaptation under climate change? Lessons learned from 10 years of working with genomic offsets" #ESEB2025

Thanks to all who came to check out my poster!! I had a great time and enjoyed so much discussing about chromosomal inversions in different study systems 🧬 #ESEB2025

I stopped by the @britishecologicalsociety.org booth at the #ESEB2025 because OF COURSE I had to draw a lil Culex pipiens. Is it pipiens or molestus? I don't know. Stop by poster P02.181 and I'll explain yo why 😉

My highlight from this second morning of #ESEB25 is the great talk of @clairemerot.bsky.social on structural genomic variants. (yes, we all struggle when bioinformatics analyses don't meet our expected patterns 😒)

#ESEB2025 has officially started!!! 5 intense day of science that has gathered >1900 people!

Yesterday I received the award to Best Oral Communication at the #SEG2025 for my talk on population structure and chromosomial inversions on Culex pipiens 🧬🦟 . Thanks so much to the Committee for this recognition! @segenetica.bsky.social

And my personal highlights of the conference 👉 talks on emerging yeast pathogens by @tonigabaldon.bsky.social and on origin, adaptation and extinction of the wooly mammoth by @indianadiez.bsky.social

#SEG2025 🧬🧬

This week presented some results on Cx. pipiens popgen in southwest Spain on the XLIV conference of the @segenetica.bsky.social Thank you so much to the society for the grant that allowed me to attend! #SEG2025 🦟🧬