Anthony Wilder Wohns

The paper introduces a new formalism for representing ancestral recombination graphs that generalizes classical approaches and supports modern computational methods.

The paper introduces LD graphical models (LDGMs) for efficient linkage disequilibrium representation in diverse ancestry studies, showing significant runtime improvements and better polygenic prediction.

This study analyzes ancient genomes from Cambridgeshire to assess the Black Death's impact on local genetic diversity and social structure, finding no major genetic changes but disparities in stature linked to social status.

The paper expands the stdpopsim species catalog and improves genome simulations by adding non-crossover recombination and species-specific annotations, making simulations more realistic for non-model organisms.

This paper introduces a non-parametric method to infer human genealogical history from modern and ancient genomes, demonstrating its ability to reconstruct relationships and identify descendants of ancient samples.

The paper introduces msprime 1.0, a high-performance simulation tool for ancestry and mutation in population genetics, showing it is faster and more memory efficient than existing alternatives.