Český Krumlov, Czech Republic · 2008–2026
Eighteen years of intensive training workshops in molecular evolution, genomics, phylogenomics, and population and speciation genomics, taught in Český Krumlov. This site is the archive of that work. The tradition now continues through independent workshops led by its faculty.
What evomics is
evomics began in 2008 as a workshop on molecular evolution. As genomic data flooded biology, it grew into four workshops, one of the most sustained, faculty-rich training programmes in the field.
The curriculum tracked the field itself: from early next-generation sequencing to long-read assembly, pangenomics, single-cell methods, phylogenomics, and the genomics of populations and speciation. 190 researchers have taught across 33 editions, drawing attendees from more than 50 countries.
190
Faculty, 2008–2026
1,951+
Alumni trained
50+
Countries represented
The Workshops
2011–2026 · 17 editions
Sequencing, assembly, variant calling, single-cell, and metagenomics.
Browse editions →2017–2024 · 3 editions
Alignment, model selection, and species-tree inference at scale.
Browse editions →2016–2025 · 5 editions
Population genomics, demography, and speciation across close species.
Browse editions →2008–2015 · 8 editions
Where it began in 2008: phylogenetics and molecular evolution.
Browse editions →What's next
After eighteen years, the workshops have come to a close in their original form. The tradition carries on through independent workshops led by members of the original faculty. As they are announced, they are listed here.
The materials, faculty records, and schedules from every edition of all four workshops remain here as a permanent, open archive of what they built.
