Outreach to Research Scientists
The Center hosts annual workshops designed to maximize information and resource exchange between different disciplines and communities related to systems genetics. The number of participants is deliberately kept small to facilitate interaction. Previous meetings have included:
Mouse Evolutionary Genetics Meeting
June 18-19, 2009
 “The house mouse: a model for evolutionary genetics and the study of complex traits”. The central theme of this meeting was the development of the house mouse as a model for evolutionary genetics, including the study of complex traits, phenotypic evolution, and genetic variation.
[ 2009 Meeting information ]
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Systems Genetics Meeting
April 19-20, 2010
 The meeting framed a series of 8 to 10 questions that aimed to clarify the definition and major challenges that are faced by the field of systems genetics. In order to achieve a broad vision, invitations were extended to scientists with a variety of areas of expertise.
[ 2010 Meeting information ]
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Systems Genetics Resources Meeting
May 12-13, 2011
 The format of this meeting was a series of moderated discussions that aimed to address challenges and opportunities for model organism based approaches to systems genetics research.
[ 2011 Meeting information ]
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