Gludhug A. Purnomo

This study analyzes 68 ancient Portuguese genomes over 5,000 years, revealing migration patterns and genetic continuity, with influences from local, African, and Mediterranean populations.

This study benchmarks GLIMPSE imputation on low coverage genomes from underrepresented populations, showing improved performance when using target population genetic information.

This study uses genome data to show that most Papuan-related ancestry in Wallacea comes from New Guinea migrations, not from ancient human settlers.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of the Twist Ancient DNA reagent for enriching ancient human SNPs, finding it robust for up to 27% endogenous DNA content with two rounds of enrichment.

The paper introduces a new VCF format that allows simultaneous representation of genomic variants against two reference genomes, improving coordinate translation accuracy and reducing data storage burden.