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Marianne Dehasque
I am an evolutionary biologist using genomic data to understand how evolutionary and demographic processes shape an organism’s genome. I do this by using time-series data from ancient and historical samples. During my PhD, I used the woolly mammoth as a model species to study evolutionary processes in declining populations. At my current postdoc, I am studying the genomics of feralization by analysing genomes ancient and modern sheep and their wild/feral relatives.