Neda Rahnamae

The paper investigates how habitat connectivity and plant community diversity relate to genetic diversity in three wet-meadow herbs, finding that genetic diversity is species-specific and not consistently linked to connectivity or community diversity.

The paper introduces fastrho, a neural network for recombination mapping that works across species and scenarios, showing it can produce accurate recombination maps and detect selection effects.

This study shows that transitions to self-fertilization can mislead introgression inferences, and coalescent statistics help correct these biases in demographic models.

This study uses DNA barcoding data to analyze shallow-water demosponge biodiversity in the Indo-Pacific, revealing patterns of connectivity, endemism, and distribution with higher resolution than previous morphology-based studies.

The paper investigates hybridization between Arabis nemorensis and A. sagittata, identifying QTLs associated with phenotypic traits and hybrid fitness, revealing both challenges and opportunities for adaptation.

This study compares drought resilience between two Arabis species, finding polygenic and regulatory differences in stress responses.