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Curso de introducción de R y Bash Ing

February 20-23, 2024

R & Bash Introductory Course

The aim of this course is to provide participants with basic tools for data exploration and the development of their own scripts and commands. During the course, some of the most commonly used commands and objects in data analysis will be explored in two programming languages: R and Bash. After a brief introduction to the two languages and an explanation of their differences, the focus will be on the practical resolution of real-world examples of data description and manipulation.

teachers

Tommaso Cancellario (CBB-UIB)

Laura Triniger (CBB-UIB)

Karen Schöninger (CBB-UIB)

when and where

20/02/2024 – 23/02/2024

9h to 13h

Edifici Antoni Maria Alcover UIB (Aula 5A)

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Presentations

Seminario UIB Ing

Seminar

The CBB delivered a presentation at the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB) to strengthen ongoing scientific collaborations and promote new partnerships.

February 2, 2024

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Seminario IMEDEA Ing

Seminar

The CBB delivered a presentation at the Institut Mediterrani d’Estudis Avançats (IMEDEA) to strengthen ongoing scientific collaborations and promote new partnerships.

January 19, 2024

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Projects

Proyecto CBP Genoma Naufraga balearica Ing

2024-2025

Genome of Naufraga balearica, endemic and monospecific plant of Mallorca – GENBAL

The goal of this project is to produce and publish a high-quality, chromosome-level reference genome for Naufraga balearica, a rare and endemic plant species native to Mallorca, first described by Constance and Cannon in 1967.

PI: Enrique Arboleda (UIB)

Source of funding: Institut d’Estudis Catalans, Catalan Biogenome Project.

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Proyecto CBP Pimelia Ing

2024-2025

Exploring evolutionary constraints of coding and repetitive DNA in Pimelia beetles across 5.33 million years (EDIBLE: Evolution Dna In BeetLEs)

The project focuses on producing high-quality reference genomes of four endemic species: Pimelia cribra (Mallorca and Menorca), P. elevata (Eivissa and Formentera), P. interjecta (Catalunya), and P. modesta (País Valencià). The study aims to explore the evolution of both coding and non-coding sequences, with a focus on satDNA and transposable elements, providing a unique model for studying genome organization in the absence of strong selective pressures.

IP: Joan Pons (IMEDEA-CSIC)

Source of funding: Institut d’Estudis Catalans, Catalan Biogenome Project.

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Proyecto CBP Genomas Moluscos Ing

2024-2025

MALACOME: Two obscure mollusc genomes for unravelling unknown evolutionary pathways and key biological processes

The project aims to produce and publish high-quality, chromosome-level reference genomes for two important marine species: the gastropods Heliacus fallaciosus (Tiberi, 1872) and Pontohedyle milaschewitchii (Kowalevsky, 1901).

PI: Juan Moles Sánchez (UB) & Maria Capa (UIB)

Source of funding: Institut d’Estudis Catalans, Catalan Biogenome Project.

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Proyecto BIO RADseq Ing

2024-2025

Genetic diversity and connectivity between populations of protected marine invertebrates in the Balearic Sea (ConnectAMBgen)

This project focuses on studying the genetic populations of three emblematic and protected marine invertebrate species in the western Mediterranean: the mollusk Dendropoma lebeche (a species with direct development, without a planktonic larval stage), the solitary infralittoral coral Balanophyllia europaea, and the anemone Calliactis parasitica (both of which have planktonic larvae, offering greater dispersal and connectivity potential between populations).

To achieve this, we will employ genotyping-by-sequencing techniques (ddRAD-seq) to analyze population structure and gene flow. The objectives of the project are threefold: (1) to assess the abundance and distribution of these species in the Balearic Sea; (2) to estimate population parameters such as effective size, genetic structure, connectivity, dispersal capacity, and demographic history for each species; and (3) to compare patterns of population distribution and structure between marine protected areas (MPAs) and unprotected locations.

By integrating genetic insights with ecological data, this study aims to deepen our understanding of these species’ population dynamics and inform conservation strategies in the Mediterranean.

IP: Marta Bassitta Sánchez (UIB)

Source of funding: Government of the Balearic Islands.

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Proyecto mapas Baleares Ing

2024

High-resolution climate change maps for the Balearic Islands with expected multidisciplinary applications

This project, in collaboration with research groups specializing in ecology, hydrogeology, botany, and physics, aims to create high-resolution climate change maps for a wide range of multidisciplinary applications. The data produced will be publicly accessible and valuable for assessing impacts across key sectors such as renewable energy, urban climate, tourism, and agriculture—areas where the participating research teams bring significant expertise. In addition, the findings will play a critical role in shaping effective strategies to conserve biodiversity and safeguard vital ecosystem functions.

IP: Maria Capa (UIB)

Source of funding: Barcelona Supercomputing Service (Centro Nacional de Supercomputación / Red Española de Supercomutación)