Genomics: The New Frontier
Fourth Annual Conservation Immersion Seminar
Join world-renowned scientists for in-depth discussions about how new technology is impacting conservation management of endangered species. Advances in genomics have opened up new possibilities—but how and when do we scientists this powerful tool? You'll learn what genomics can do and explore the bioethical questions surrounding implications and applications for conservation.
For registration information please contact Molly Dodge, dodgem@si.edu or call 540-635-0071.
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