The Reich Lab's work was featured in HMS News! Stephanie Dutchen interviews David Reich and Ali Akbari on their research in ancient DNA and it's connections to health.
I am interested in the genetic underpinnings that make humans unique and especially the coding and regulatory causes for our expanded brains.
Maisie received her BSc in Zoology from the University of Exeter and went on to complete a Master's in Tropical Forest Ecology at Imperial College London. During her Master's, she used genetic methods to investigate and quantify the diet of orangutans in...
There are millions of sequence variants between humans and other species. The Song lab aims to identify and characterize the variants that contributed to human-specific traits, with a particular focus on the evolution of the human brain. We are also...
Annabel's research interests include the genetic basis of complex behavior. She has expertise in using computational tools to analyse large genomics datasets.
