11h-12h15 Walter FITCH, University of
California at Irvine, USA.
"Phylogenetics, whence and whither"
12h15-14h15 : Déjeuner
14h15-15h30 Anne BERGERON, Université
du Québec, Montréal, Canada.
"Similarity vs. Distance in Whole Genome
Comparison" (Abstract)
15h30-16h : Thé
16h-17h15 David BRYANT, Mc Gill
University, Montréal, Canada.
"Supertree" (Slides)
TUESDAY, June 17
9h15-10h30 Nicolas GALTIER, CNRS-Université
Montpellier II, France.
"The statistical approach to molecular
phylogeny: improved models" (Abstract, Slides)
10h30-11h : Café
11h-12h15 Ziheng YANG, University College London, UK.
"Estimation of species divergence dates
from molecular sequence data" (Abstract, Slides)
12h15-14h15 : Déjeuner
14h15-15h30 Susan HOLMES, Stanford
University, USA.
"Confidence regions for phylogenetic trees"
(Slides)
15h30-16h : Thé
16h-17h15 Mark PAGEL, University of Reading, UK.
"A model of pattern-heterogeneity for inferring
phylogenetic trees and investigating sequence evolution" (Abstract, Slides)
17h15-18h30 : Posters of the workshop attendees
18h30-20h30 : Apéritif
WEDNESDAY, June 18
9h15-10h30 David SANKOFF, Université
de Montréal, Canada.
"Rearrangements at the sequence, chromosome, and genome levels"
10h30-11h : Café
11h-12h15 Li-San WANG, Austin
University, USA.
"Markovian models for genome rearrangements"
(Slides)
12h15-14h15 : Déjeuner
14h15-15h30 Nadia EL-MABROUK, Université de Montréal.
"Algorithms for the reconstruction of
doubled genomes" (Abstract, Slides)
15h30-16h : Thé
16h-17h15 Bernard MORET, University
of New Mexico, USA.
"Phylogenetic reconstruction based on
gene-rearrangement data" (Slides)
THURSDAY, June 19
9h15-10h30 Mike HENDY, Massey
University, New-Zealand.
"Hadamard conjugation - an analytic tool
for phylogenetics" (Abstract, Slides)
10h30-11h : Café
11h-12h15 Richard DESPER, NCBI, USA.
"Distance methods for phylogeny estimation" (Abstract, Slides)
12h15-14h15 : Déjeuner
14h15-15h30 Vincent MOULTON, The Linnaeus
Centre for Bioinformatics, Uppsala University
.
"Exploring molecular evolution using phylogenetic networks
" (Abstract)
15h30-16h : Thé
16h-17h15 Mike STEEL, University of
Canterbury, New-Zealand.
"Information-theoretic limits for molecular evolution, and how to
peel phylogenetic oranges" (Abstract)
LIRMM, Montpellier.