Our group is part of the Department of Ecology and Evolution of the University of Lausanne. We are interested in using and developping phylogenetic tools to understand the mode and tempo of speciation.
In particular, our group focuses on four main research activities:
- testing and developping new approaches to build very large phylogenetic trees.
- developping new approaches to estimate the mode and tempo of evolution from phylogenetic trees using Markov chain Monte Carlo approaches.
- investigating micro- and macro-evolutionary patterns and processes within the grass plant family.
- developping approaches to estimate niche evolution and diversification.
Please, visit the different group members page or our publication list for more details.
