Evgeny Brud

The paper extends DMI models with a network approach to study how gene interaction network structure influences the evolution of hybrid incompatibilities, finding that network density and topology significantly affect incompatibility accumulation and clustering.

The paper challenges the notion that stable polymorphism under antagonistic pleiotropy is rare, showing that it is possible under various models without requiring dominance reversal or weak selection.

The paper quantifies how gene flow and selection shape spatial genomic structure over time in Drosophila melanogaster, finding widespread homogenization and preservation of adaptive loci.