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Noah A Rosenberg
+1 650 721 2599 (office phone)
+1 650 724 5122 (lab phone)
+1 650 724 5114 (fax)
Mailing address
Department of Biology
Stanford University
371 Jane Stanford Way
Stanford, CA 94305-5s020 USA
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Rosenberg Lab, December 2019:
Front: Gili Greenbaum, Jaehee Kim, Susan Mello, Alissa Severson, Airam
Blancas, Alyssa Fortier; Back: Xiran Liu, Kayla Denton, Egor Alimpiev,
Danny Cotter, Noah Rosenberg.
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Noah Rosenberg, principal investigator.
[ brief bio]
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Lily Agranat-Tamir, postdoc. Lily completed her B.Sc. in
Mathematics, her M.S. in Genetics, and separate Ph.D. degrees in Molecular
Biology and Statistics, all at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In her
most recent work, Lily has pursued statistical population genetics, with
an emphasis on population-genomic data analysis. Her work includes a large
study of the ancient genomics of the Levant region, and she is the author
of LINADMIX, a program for analyzing admixture in modern populations in
terms of contributions of ancient populations. In the lab, Lily's research
interests focus on population-genetic models and statistics, particularly
on admixture, genealogical models, and identity by descent. (Dec 2021 -
present)
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Zarif Ahsan, undergraduate. Zarif is a member of the
undergraduate class of 2025, majoring in Mathematics and Symbolic
Systems. Zarif has previously conducted research in neuroscience and
imaging. In the lab, his work focuses on mathematical properties of
population-genetic statistics. (Jun 2022 - present)
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Francis Beckert, undergraduate. Francis is a member of the
undergraduate class of 2025, majoring in Mathematics. Francis has
previously performed research in bioinformatics and machine
learning. In the lab, Francis's work focuses on combinatorics of
evolutionary trees. (Sep 2022 - present)
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Emily Dickey, undergraduate/co-term. Emily is in the
class of 2024, majoring in Mathematics with co-terminal master's in
Computational and Mathematical Engineering. Emily has previously
conducted geophysical research on computational fluid dynamics of
magma and water flow in volcanic conduits and energy economics research on
financing of high-carbon infrastructure. In the lab, Emily is studying
phylogenetic models and multifurcating trees. (Apr 2023 - present)
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Michael Doboli, undergraduate. Michael is an undergraduate in
the class of 2025, majoring in Mathematics and in Computer
Science. Michael has previously conducted research in natural
language processing. Michael's work in the lab examines the
combinatorics of evolutionary trees. (Apr 2023 - present)
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Egor Lappo, Ph.D. student (Ecology and Evolution
Ph.D. program). Egor completed his B.S. in Mathematics at Stanford in
2022. His undergraduate studies covered many topics in mathematics and
mathematical evolutionary biology; he has completed research in the areas
of coalescent theory, cultural evolution, knot theory, and phylogenetic
combinatorics, including several projects in the lab. Egor's current
studies focus on combinatorics of evolutionary trees, coalescent theory,
cultural evolution, and mathematical population genetics. (Oct 2018 -
present)
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Bradley Moon, undergraduate. Bradley is an undergraduate in
the class of 2025. His major is Mathematics. Bradley has previously
conducted research in Brownian motion and partial differential
equations. His work in the lab is in the area of mathematical
properties of population-genetic statistics. (Sep 2022 - present)
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Maike Morrison, PhD student (Ecology and Evolution
Ph.D. program). Maike completed her B.S. in Mathematics at the
University of Texas, Austin, in 2020. Her undergraduate research
spanned a range of topics at the intersection of math, statistics, and
population biology, including phylogenetics and phylogeography of
cyanobacteria, disease ecology of brucellosis in elk, mathematical
epidemiology of COVID-19, biostatistical analysis of vaccination, and
genome-wide association analysis of immunological traits. Maike's
research in the lab covers many aspects of mathematical genetics, with
a current focus on population structure. Maike is supported by a
Stanford Graduate Fellowship and a National Science Foundation
Graduate Research Fellowship. (Sep 2020 - present)
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Juan Esteban Rodriguez Rodriguez, PhD student (Ecology and
Evolution Ph.D. program). Esteban completed his B.S. degree at the
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México in 2016 in the area of
Genomic Sciences, and his M.S. degree at the Instituto Politecnico
Nacional de México in Integrative Biology in 2019. His research
has focused on human population genetics and genomics, with an
emphasis on population genetics of the populations of
México. During his M.S. work, Esteban examined a genetic signature
of ancestry from East Asia in the Acapulco region of México,
tracing this signature to the Manila Galleon colonial trade route with
the Philippines. In the lab, Esteban is continuing his work on genetic
admixture and the genetic history of Mexico. Esteban is supported by a
Stanford Graduate Fellowship. (Jan 2023 - present)
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Chloe Shiff, PhD rotation student (Computational and Mathematical
Engineering Ph.D. program). Chloe completed her B.S. degree in Applied
Mathematics and Biology at Brandeis University, graduating in 2022. Her
undergraduate research examined a variety of questions in mathematical
biology, investigating topics with applications in cell biology,
epidemiology, and immunology. Chloe's research interests are in
mathematical population dynamics and mathematical phylogenetics. Chloe
is supported by a National Science Foundation Graduate Research
Fellowship.
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Administrative associate:
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Susan Mello, administrative associate. Susan is an experienced
administrative associate who has worked in a variety of workplace settings,
including financial, legal, non-profit, and education. She has joined us most
recently from Sacramento, and before that, Atlanta. Susan provides expert
administrative support for the lab's research and education
activities. (Oct 2015 - present)
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Current Stanford undergraduates not currently active in the lab:
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Andrew Lee, undergraduate. Andrew is in the undergraduate class of 2025. He is double-majoring in Mathematics and Philosophy. Andrew's work in the lab examines combinatorics of evolutionary trees, with an emphasis on multilabeled trees. (Sep 2022 - Mar 2023)
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Alessandra Maranca, undergraduate.
Alessandra is a member of the undergraduate class of 2024, majoring in
Mathematics. In addition to mathematics, her academic interests
include biology, computer science, and humanities. Alessandra's
studies in the lab focus on combinatorics of evolutionary trees. (Feb
2021 - Aug 2021)
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Tarun Martheswaran, undergraduate. Tarun is a member of the
undergraduate class of 2025, majoring in Biomedical Computation. Tarun has
previously conducted research in cancer genomics, machine learning, and
mathematical epidemiology. In the lab, his work focuses on mathematical
properties of population-genetic statistics. (Jun 2022 - Aug 2022)
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Lab photos:
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Bradley
Moon, Juan
Esteban
Rodriguez,
Noah
Rosenberg,
Chloe Shiff, Xiran Liu,
Michael
Doboli (hike
in Huddart
Park, June
2023).
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Egor Lappo, Chloe Shiff, Xiran Liu,
Noah Rosenberg, Kaleda Denton, Maike
Morrison, Lily Agranat-Tamir
(Graduation! June 2023).
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Noah Rosenberg, Alessandra
Maranca, Maike Morrison,
Danny Cotter, Matt King,
Xiran Liu
(Foothills Park, July 2021).
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Filippo Disanto, Alan Aw, Susan Mello, Jonathan Kang, Jaehee
Kim, Ilana Arbisser, Rohan Mehta, Olga Kamneva, Doc Edge, Amy Goldberg,
Nicolas Alcala, Lawrence Uricchio, Noah Rosenberg (Stanford, June
2016).
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