Current research and past production
The Phyloinformatics Lab’s research program consists of two interrelated components:
- Conceptual aspects of molecular phylogenetics and its computational and epidemiological applications, and
- Comparative genomics of animals with a focus on host-pathogen systems.
Our general aims are four:
- Facilitate resource-efficient molecular analyses and make data from museum biorepositories more readily available to biomedical research.
- Improve genomic resources of non-model organisms with a focus on animals of particular medical or environmental interest.
- Develop phylogenetics solutions, especially if they can help improve our understanding of zoonosis.
- Integrate “omics” technologies (e.g., genomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics, and proteomics) to study complex host-pathogen systems in the context of One Health.
Publications
2025
      Gigabyte  ·  20 Jun 2025
    
2024
      Frontiers in Virology  ·  18 Jul 2024
    
2023
      Frontiers in Neural Circuits  ·  29 Sep 2023
    
      Frontiers in Virology  ·  01 Jan 2023
    
2022
      BMC Genomic Data  ·  23 Oct 2022
    
      Frontiers in Zoology  ·  12 Apr 2022
    
      Frontiers in Virology  ·  07 Feb 2022
    
2021
      Frontiers in Genetics  ·  22 Dec 2021
    
      Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution  ·  01 Jan 2021
    
      Antimicrobial Stewardship & Healthcare Epidemiology  ·  01 Jan 2021
    
2020
      Cladistics  ·  13 Sep 2020
    
      Viruses  ·  14 Aug 2020
    
      PLOS ONE  ·  12 May 2020
    
2019
2018
      Ecology and Evolution  ·  25 Mar 2018
    
2017
      South American Journal of Herpetology  ·  01 Sep 2017
    
2015
      Molecular Ecology Resources  ·  23 Dec 2015
    
      BMC Bioinformatics  ·  01 Jul 2015
    
 
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
      