Craig and Dr. Kulathinal’s paper discussing the implications of a large mutational target on rapid behavioral change. Check out the paper at BMC Biology Direct here.
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BIG Data
Jan 18: Behavioral genetics curriculum
In collaboration with Michelle Thornton (Central High School, Philadelphia) and a previous undergraduate Hadley King, Craig and Dr. Kulathinal’s curriculum on using behaviroal genetics to understand the link between genotype and phenotype was accepted to GSA Prep. This curriculum, designed for intermediate level Biology students, focuses on connecting physical observations with the immense amounts of data available in model organism databases. For more information, check out the curriculum here.
Jan 15: flyDIVaS goes live!
A first live version of flyDIVaS is now available to the public for testing! flyDIVaS is a database aimed at understanding characteristics of divergence and selection in Drosophila and includes full access to new alignments and PAML results for across the 12 Drosophila species originally released by Clark et al. 2007. Check out flyDIVaS at www.flydivas.info.
Feb 17: HPC at Temple
Craig and Dr. Kulathinal featured in an article discussing the impact of recently available supercomputers at Temple. Check out the article below.
Supercomputer offers 40-gigabit speeds for university researchers
-Liora Engel-Smith
Nov 14: CROO Symposium
Craig and other Kulathinal lab members present their work utilizing high-performance computing (HPC) at the Computational Resources on Owlsnest Symposium.
Oct 1: BIG Data in the Social Sciences
Craig provides opening slides at the interdisciplinary seminar entitled BIG Data in the Social Sciences co-hosted by the departments of Management Information Systems (Fox School of Business) and Biology. Over 50 students and researchers attended this seminar from schools including Tourism, Library Sciences, Law, Anthropology, Business, and Science and Technology. Craig discussed the emergence of BIG data in the social sciences and the need for new training methods. Craig also introduced new open-source training modules for BIG Data created this past summer while training NSF REU students in the Kulathinal lab and Yoo lab.
July 27: Drosophila Genetics and Genomics Course
Craig travels to Hinxton, England to attend the Drosophila Genetics and Genomics course at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute. A special thanks to Dr. Scott Hawley and Dr. Casey Bergman for an informative and well organized course.
