Genetics & Genomics Researcher | Blackmon Lab
Studying genome evolution, population genetics, and sex chromosome dynamics through computational and theoretical approaches
Researcher at the Blackmon Lab, Texas A&M University • Expected Graduation 2026
Exploring genome evolution and population genetics through computational approaches
R package for phylogenetically weighted genomic prioritization across the tree of life. Enables researchers to identify and prioritize genomic regions based on evolutionary context.
Understanding the accumulation of epistatic variations in populations and its effect on future adaptation. Developing theoretical framework for cryptic genetic variation.
Exploring evolutionary dynamics of achiasmatic meiosis, investigating drivers including sexual antagonism versus heteromorphy-dependent aneuploidy.
Preparing for submission to Journal of Evolutionary Biology
Under Review in PNAS
G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics
F1000 Research
BioEssays
Analytical Biochemistry
Academic journey, professional development, and leadership
Texas A&M University
Studying genome structure, population genetics, and evolutionary biology under Dr. Heath Blackmon. Major GPA: 4.00
AbbVie
Texas A&M University
GGSA, Texas A&M University
Arkansas Tech University
Graduated Summa Cum Laude with Major GPA: 3.96.
Arkansas Tech University & UAMS
Arkansas Tech University
Guiding the next generation of scientists and academic recognition
Texas A&M University Genetics Graduate Student Association
American Chemical Society recognition at Arkansas Tech University
Computational, analytical, and laboratory skills
Snapshots from conferences, research, and academic life
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